After months of anticipation, the day for Ruffles and Rust finally arrived. I managed to convince three friends (Linda, Rene B, and Denise) to come along and they also brought friends. I wish I could get free admission as a referral bonus!
This blue and red is a great combination. That is, if I liked to decorate with red, which I don't. :)
Bird pillowcases - so cute!
A fun idea for Scrabble letters.
This gorgeous bouquet and the lilacs below were at Deb's booth,
aka Garden Party. She is a local vendor.
I love this idea for an old chair and succulents. Anyone have a broken chair for me?
So many great displays.
This is the one that got away. So sad. :(
I debated buying this table but was a little scared by the price ($80). As soon as I finished taking this photo, the vendor moved it to the holds area which meant that it had already been purchased. I love the shelf underneath. It is hard to tell from the photo but it is a square shape.
Wouldn't it have looked great in my blue and white living room?? Pout, pout.
I love garlands!
These bunnies were too cute!
I purchased a picket fence shelf from this vendor.
Here's a fun idea for an old piano stool (which I have!).
The seat is padded and recovered in some beautiful vintage fabric!
This cool light was made by Bride on a Bike.
I loved this banner (also by Bride on a Bike) made from lace, burlap and strips of cotton. It was pricey but the amount of labour required for this and finding the right fabric would be daunting, if I was making it myself.
The coolest stuff (like this basket) was in the hold section aka, things that were already purchased.
Succulents in a rusty tool box.
So cool! Air plants displayed in thermoses.
Another creative display.
This was so cool but so expensive! A silver sugar pot made into a wind chime.
I wonder if I could make this?
I know you want to see what I brought home with me.
My favourite find was a candle chandelier for nineteen dollars
complete with candles!! I plan to put in the gazebo.
The other items I bought (you can click on the photo to enlarge and get a closer look):
- small blue mason jar (I collect them)
- vintage hanky
- dogwood tin tray (robin's egg blue background)
- china plate with roses on it
- little bird house
and this picket fence shelf.
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4 comments:
Have you ever been to Country Village in Bothell? There are some great stores there you might really like. I also love old town Snohomish - lots of similar things to what you are posting here. You'd be in heaven :)
I'd be interested in the facts. When, where, cost to get in, time. . .
Great pic's!! So nice to see you at R&R!!
lovely photos sheila! xo
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