Here's a bit of a teaser for you:
I found this Pyrex turquoise "Autumn Bands" tea cup at the Nashville flea market. Actually I found about 10 of them with matching "stacking" saucers, sauce dishes, and 10 oz rimless bowls. There are more and possibly less of some pieces. Most of it is wrapped up in my car right now, but I was too excited to wait until we got home to research the perfection now in my possession.It's all going to be for sale, but like I named my Flickr album, "At least it was mine for a moment."
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
I had no internet for almost four days and my head exploded.
Two of my prettiest handles in one of the prettiest treasuries (by lostsentiments):
Two of my prettiest handles in one of the prettiest treasuries (by lostsentiments):
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Country Living in Manhattan
The exact opposite of "country living" is Manhattan.
So what better place to stage Country Living Magazine's Home Green Home 2010 House of the Year? New Yorkers feeling a little bit country in addition to a little bit rock and roll can mosey on down to the World Financial Center in Battery Park City (220 Vesey Street) now through June 17th and Country Living will donate $1 per home tourer (up to $5,000) to the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy.
Check Country Living's HGH info page for hours, directions, and other details.
Several of my vintage finds are prettying up that 2010 House of the Year in New York. Very exciting. Country Living came to Etsy. Etsy came to me.
Unfortunately, I am in Chicago. The Home Green Home 2010 House of the Year article is slated for Country Living's November issue. Until then, they are been all kinds of quiet about that house. I'm all kinds of losing it, wanting to see how everything is presented, wanting to play decor "Where's Waldo" with the Etsy items, wanting to make squealy noises like a little kid whose picture is in the paper.
Check it out because it's an anomaly, because it sounds fun, because they're donating money to a good cause, and because I have to experience it vicariously through you.
So what better place to stage Country Living Magazine's Home Green Home 2010 House of the Year? New Yorkers feeling a little bit country in addition to a little bit rock and roll can mosey on down to the World Financial Center in Battery Park City (220 Vesey Street) now through June 17th and Country Living will donate $1 per home tourer (up to $5,000) to the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy.
Check Country Living's HGH info page for hours, directions, and other details.
Several of my vintage finds are prettying up that 2010 House of the Year in New York. Very exciting. Country Living came to Etsy. Etsy came to me.
Unfortunately, I am in Chicago. The Home Green Home 2010 House of the Year article is slated for Country Living's November issue. Until then, they are been all kinds of quiet about that house. I'm all kinds of losing it, wanting to see how everything is presented, wanting to play decor "Where's Waldo" with the Etsy items, wanting to make squealy noises like a little kid whose picture is in the paper.
Check it out because it's an anomaly, because it sounds fun, because they're donating money to a good cause, and because I have to experience it vicariously through you.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Find out where they found you
Where did your customers find you?
Or any other single survey question (with very short answers) when your customers check out of PayPal.
Plus gift-wrapping options on the same screen! No more having to create against-the-rules "gift-wrap upgrade" Etsy listings.
It's all right here:
SassyBelle's Spotlight on Handmade Spark
Or any other single survey question (with very short answers) when your customers check out of PayPal.
Plus gift-wrapping options on the same screen! No more having to create against-the-rules "gift-wrap upgrade" Etsy listings.
It's all right here:
SassyBelle's Spotlight on Handmade Spark
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