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Getting ready for the Holiday Season

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So I started working in my garage again (as you can tell from the pictures I am posting) now that summer is over. It is also a much safer place since I am using my handy dandy hot glue gun! I have made some with foam cones, paper mache’ and bottle brush trees. I used burlap, wonderfully rich fabric left over from window treatments and trim I had from previous projects. I am also using some of my vintage cups and candlesticks. I am having a blast! I hope they will prove to be successful!

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Upcoming Craft Shows

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April 6, 2019 Schnecksville Spring Craft & Vendor Show, Schnecksville Fire Co

April 7, 2019 Handmade Craft Fair, Milestone Events, West Chester

April 13 &14, 2019 Easter Craft Show, Leesport Farmers Market

May 18, 2019 Church of the Holy Spirit Fair Day & Pie Festival, Harleysville

June 1, 2019 Arts & Crafts Festival Lansdale Day, Lansdale

June 8, 2019. 41st Annual Arts & Crafts Festival, Moravian Historical Society

September 21, 2019 Pennypacker Milks Craft Marketplace, Schwenksville

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My Craft Fair at Augustus Lutheran Church

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A successful event, held on October 27, 2018 at Augustus Lutheran Church in Trappe, PA.  Here are some pictures of my inventory and display

My Crafts
Christmas Ornaments
Handmade coasters
Three tier jewelry storage
100% worsted cotton washcloths sets with soap.
Victorian Christmas Ornaments
Christmas Ornaments filled with Vintage Music Sheets
More Ornaments
Vintage Wall Art
Jewelry Board

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The Journey Begins……

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I thought long and hard in order to come up with a name that captured what my new venture was all about. This is why I chose RELOVE.  Like getting to love a piece of wood that has been restored to its original beauty. Or like finding a new use for something that is no longer used, like a vintage Coca Cola crate which I converted into a spice rack. Or like a shutter that is now used as a headboard for our guest room. A window which is a piece of art because I photo transferred pictures of our trip to Tuscany.

Beloved Tea Cup from 1930’s

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I saw this cup and immediately wanted it. It must have been the beloved tea cup of someone who cherished it dearly because you can notice some of the hand painted flowers are missing. My husband thinks it belonged to someone who was left handed. It is dainty and feminine. It is a Vintage Foley E. Brain & Co.Ltd Fine Bone China from 1930’s, made in England. It is available as a sweet jewelry holder or candy dish.