Last Monday after we had been to the antique/flea market mall in Findlay, Ohio, we stopped at this lovely spot called "Homestead Collection".
It's a group of 5 buildings that carry primitives, Vera Bradley items, garden wares, food stuffs (dips, pickle, that sort of thing) and antiques.
There was a time, not too long ago, when I loved anything primitive and had quite a bit of that style in my home. I've moved away from that design style but there is part of me that is still drawn to it and I love looking at it and toy with the idea of doing it again.
I came away with a wooden crate to use for my plants and I'll share that in another post, but if you are in the Findlay area, I highly recommend a visit. I enjoyed standing outside snapping photographs as much as I did wandering the shops.
I do primitive and rustic at the cottage.
ReplyDeleteMy home is a mish-mash. ;)
Love the photos.
My house is a mish-mash too, but not in the same way! What are primitives?
ReplyDeleteI love anything stained, ripped, chipped, peeling, flaking, dusty, rusty and otherwise trash...I love the trash the best.
ReplyDeleteAnother thing I love is this photo you created...LOVE it.
ever thought about a tutorial for us folks who can't make photos so gorgeous?
thank you for your comments on my blog...it really means a lot to me. I think you might be the only one who reads it?....but I'm glad you do. I think comments make us feel like we've been heard. Thank you for hearing me. I'm here to hear you before bed, and I'm glad I did. Your images are soothing...
Oh wow, I had no idea you were in Ohio ~ now your travels are getting closer to my neck of the woods! Isn't the local culture just darling!? Being from trendy L.A. I'm always in awe of the local rustic scenery here, simply enchanting!
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All beautiful! Love your photo.
ReplyDeletei still love an occasional primitive myself....and i can't wait for out next flea market in june. i am soooo overdue for a trip to the "unknown and i didn't even know i needed you, but you're mine now" fairgrounds filled with treasures !!
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