Follow up from the Molly Mo's Antique Faire

So I cannot say enough how wonderful all my Roost customers are...  You guys and gals are all so amazing!  I cannot tell you how much you guys truly inspire me.  I couldn't do what I do without your loyal support.  The Molly Mo's Show was so inspiring to be a part of.  There was an amazing amount of vendor talent, and  Dianne (owner of Molly Mo's) is the most gracious hostess, wonderful designer, great friend, and super mom.  She makes the whole show come together so flawlessly we just all stand back in awe.  I was so honored to be a part of it all.  So thank you all who came out to the show.  Here are a few of the pictures that I snapped of my booth.

The end of set up day before the show... sooo tired but sooo excited for the next day!



In case you you haven't heard...

Camas Antique Street Faire is THIS SATURDAY from 9am-4pm

Check out Worthy Goods blog here for more information. 

Look forward to seeing some of you there!

Sarah

The Farmhouse Sale in Turner, Oregon

 So I was so bummed yesterday...  I went out to the Turner Tabernacle to help Dianne of Molly Mo's set up for the Farmhouse Show and I was so overwhelmed with all the goodies and eye candy that was coming through the door I completely forgot to get pictures of the event.  Then today as I walked through the door then again the same thing happened!  I was so excited about this and that I forgot to grab the pictures again!  So for all my blogger friends I am sorry for letting you down. 

I don't have the photos of the show but I still can tell you how great of a show it is.  All of you locals have to check it out!  Make sure you hit Mandy up at Cafe Venae for a latte.  Her red velvet cupcakes with cloudburst frosting are AMAZING!



Yum Yum



 Here's what I came away with...

Proudly perched on my mantle already

And I am always looking for wire and steel to help with my merchandising

Here's the info on the show

May 19th - 20th 10am - 6pm

May 21st 10am - 4pm

Turner Tabernacle Church

5605 Jubilee Dr SE

Turner, OR 97392



Heritage Spring Faire Vendor Profiles

The Spring Heritage Faire is swiftly approaching and I haven't yet named the rest of the vendors. 

Here are the remaining vendors of the show.

First off today is a gal with enormous talent.  She creates some amazing heirloom quality jewelry.  She uses lots of old vintage jewelry and sometimes throws in some unexpected bits and pieces of other things to create some really great pieces.

Let me introduce...  Rebecca of

That Jewelry Girl

My mission is to inspire beauty, passion and life, one necklace at a time!

Just a little note on beauty: I see beauty all around me... in everything. I believe that you can find healing through beauty. Beauty inspires passion. Beauty draws us together when nothing else can. Beauty brings tears to our eyes and takes our breath away.

FIND BEAUTY EVERY DAY!

Her online shop is http://www.etsy.com/shop/thatjewelrygirl

My next vendor to introduce is...
Jana Gottfried

Jana creates hand knit felted handbags and hats. She uses 100% wool in each item she creates.  In using 100% wool the product is good for you and good for the environment. Wool that is condensed into felt will last a lifetime.  Wool is also a renewable and sustainable material. Jana likes to consider herself a conscientious consumer, and she is trying to leave a smaller footprint on this planet we all share. So, with a sense of responsibility, Jana offers you a wonderful "green" wares line that is functional, fashionable, and sustainable. 
Here is a look at what she will be offering at our spring faire...

Speaking of fashion my next vendor that I would like to introduce is...

Carol Curtis

Carol is a local seamstress that has taken kitchen fashion to a new level.  She has the most adorable kitchen aprons that she changes with the seasons.  She also offers a large selection of handmade soaps and fun little seasonal pillows and home accessories.

Here is a look at her summer line...

  Carol  offers her current line at these local shops

American Country Mercantile.

 8030 Wheatland Rd N Keizer, OR 97303

Aunt Bee's House

2679 Commercial St SE Salem, OR 97302

I am so excited for this show there are so many really creative gals that are joining us another on the list is

Janet from Whatevers

She has aptly named herself as she carries little bits and pieces of whatever.  I simply LOVED her fall and christmas line and am really looking forward to what she brings in for spring. 

Here are some pictures of a show we did together last summer...

Whatevers is also located in the American Country Mercantile shop in Keizer

K & A
is another local crafter that has joined us I only have one photo to share but these ladies do some wonderful quality work.  They make dolls, kids accessories, and more

There are several other wonderful and creative ladies that will be joining in the show but do not have blogs, pictures, or an official name but are nonetheless on our roster for the show because they have some great wares for you to purchase. So you will have to wait and see what other surprises are in store for you on April 15th and 16th at the Mission Mill.

Also first 60 ladies in the door on Friday night will recieve a great gift bag of goodies provided by some of the vendors in the show.  Believe me when I tell you not to miss out!