White Wednesday, I'm in the Closet and a 200th Follower Give-Away

My favorite time of the week,

 White Wednesday!

These are a few photos I have taken of

my little space at Spring Creek lately.

It's only 5' foot wide by 7' foot deep,

so I'm a little challenged space wise.

It's basically white.., but I like to add in some

seasonal color and decor items.

This booth is just like a little closet

...lots of smalls,

 and some small furniture items such as desks,
chairs and small tables.
Notice we have a theme goin' here...
"small".

But I do love the "intimacy" of it.

These dishes aren't very old, but I just love

the fall leaves and colors with the white.

Shabby cherub lamp (2) and shade on old

ebossed white chippy chair.

Old clock face that has seen much better days.

I always have seasonal and holiday

postcards in frames.

I started decorating with old postcards years ago.

These are a few of the reproductions of 

Halloween cards by Ellen Clapsaddle.

Old bottles are so fun when in a grouping
...tied up in fall colors.

The old cabinet cards found a new use
 with a wire hanger,
 old button and a fall ribbon.

Praying hands

Old scales with a travel alarm clock.

Be sure and check out Kathleen at Faded Charm
 for more White Wednesday posts.

But since I was showing my space
for White Wednesday,

 I thought I'd just show a few extra
photos of my booth.

This is a reproduction of a cover of
Country Home Magazine from 1933.

Old embossed side chair with another
October magazine cover from 1936.

Odds and ends on a little wicker shelf.

It may be small, but it's fun!

Don't forget we're in the middle of the
Followers Give-Away!
If we reach 200 by Friday night
I'll do an extra give-away!

Hope you enjoy the small things in life!

Debra

Ozark Fall Festival and Followers Giveaway!

I cannot tell you how much you all have blessed me these last few days. The response to the "Followers Give-Away" has been amazing. So many new names and faces. Thank you! I hope to contact you all individually, but in case I don't make it by to everyone that left a comment, please know you are appreciated! I will be continuing with the give-away until Friday, October 9th at midnight, for the things that I have, but if we reach 200 by Friday night I'll do an extra give-away! Maybe not the same exact items, but some similar ones.
 

Here are some photos of my fun afternoon Friday with my sister and my nephew at the Fall Festival in Ozark, Missouri. This festival is mostly crafts, all kinds, but lately they have been having a few booths with antiques and vintage things. I really believe this has been the best year yet. Great jewelry, candles, fall decor, and a ton of other fun things...oh, and of course all the junk food that you can stand, and then some.

Why haven't we learned not to take a picture facing the sun? The McSquinty Sisters!

As you could see in our picture the wind was crazy!

Electrifed vintage items. Just so cute.

I bought an old copper pepper shaker

that had a great little flickering bulb.

Since I LOVE Cats,

 I bought a black "scardy cat" on an old spindle.

Here is Chelsea, isn't she just the cutest?

 She and her friend Stacey had a great jewelry booth

where they sell their fun things with a real retro feel

 called "Glamour Girls".
She is literally holding down the tent!

I'll show you what I bought later.

Great vintage tweedy dress form.

Even a chandelier.

Their space won my vote for overall "cuteness factor"!

They have a space at Spring Creek Antiques,

where my booth is located.

And what's a Fall Festival without a pumpkin patch?

Don't forget,

If you haven't signed on as a follower

you still can, then  leave a comment

for another chance to win!

Many of you have asked where you could purchase the journal. It is the Andrews McMeel Publishing Co. 2010 "Birds of a Feather" calendar/journal. I found mine at a Sam's Club, but when I went to a different one they did not have it. You can order online at Amazon or Barnes and Noble. You will pay a higher price, but you can at least find one.

Thanks again everyone,

Debra