Vintage Whites Market

Preparing for Vintage Whites required working many late nights. My theme was Spring and Easter.

I am happy with the new inventory created for Vintage Whites Market held March 31 and April 1, 2017 at the National Western Complex.

My favorite are these Fairie Houses I created using Spellbinders die. All different with vintage millinery flowers and tiny mushrooms. The roof opens up. - battery operated tea-lights can be placed inside.

 

Created a bunch of bottlebrush carrots.

Vintage inspired tiny Easter Baskets with wool chicks

Wooden eggs decorated with German Silver glass glitter. Pink and Teal German glass glitter.

More vintage inspired Easter...

 

 

 

 

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Vintage Whites Market at the National Western Complex

Have new items planned for my next market.  I'll be working extra hard to have these items ready by the end of March.

Currently busy with tax records for Isa Creations 2016 at night (A task this former CPA/Tax accountant does not enjoy but also can't have anyone else do it since I continue to possess the skills to do it!).

During the day, 

been helping and will continue to help my dear friend Amy, 

owner of the Pink Attic Cat in downtown Littleton, 

 with her Sale of the Century which starts tomorrow, March 8th through the 12th).

 A second Sale will most likely follow on March 22nd - March 26.  

I will let her explain this sale ,

so please visit the this link for the details - 

the reason and details for this Sale of the Century. 

 Click here. 

You can also see details on her Facebook Page, here.

 Mark your calendars for my next Market,

Vintage Whites Market

at the National Western Complex

March 31st and April 1st

Details:

Vintage Whites Market in Loveland

A great start to 2016 season with the Vintage Whites Market in Loveland this past Friday (VIP Event 5-9pm) and Saturday 10-5pm.

I want to thank my dear friend Amy (owner of the Pink Attic Cat) who loaned me several display pieces for this market. We shared a rental truck and she drove us safely to Loveland as it snowed most of the way up to Loveland early Friday morning.

 It was wonderful to have our booth spaces next to each other. Her husband Greg was a great help as he loaded most of the rental truck and helped us during the market. I was impressed at how much Amy and Greg can fit into a truck. It was just the three of us loading, unloading and setting up 3 booths. Amy had a double and I had a single.

It was a great market. About 4,000 - 4,500 people attended (according to an email from Vintage White Market organizers). Many great vendors. I met wonderful ladies who liked my work and saw a few of my regular customers as well. 

The drive home late last night was a bit stressful as we encountered very dense fog. Amy did a great job driving us home safely to and from Loveland under interesting weather conditions.

I did not have my Cannon SLR camera with me.  Due to the lighting in my booth, the pictures were darker than I would have liked.  I lightened the pictures but lost some quality in the process.

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