Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramics. Show all posts

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Weekend Yard Sale Spoils.


Are are some of my weekend spoils. I found a slew of vintage planters. All in green! [plus one little guy in yellow] Lovely.

I also found some really great mid century modern home accessories. This great, but well loved, wire magazine rack and amazing blue ceramic lamp!

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Complete Store Updates!

First up: FunkeyFinds! This 1970s ceramic planter is in the shop now. It comes with a baby spider plant nestled in organic potting soil.

Not only is it spring and I am listings planters but oh my my, what a beauty of a bag too! Expect the bag in the shop sometime soon! You can also expect a HUGE update in my Vintage Lingerie Shop: ItsBella. It seems like my sweet reconstructed slips are not selling as well as I had hoped they would. I have so many in my craft closet that will never be played with, therefore I am cleaning house! Expect vintage slips at great prices! I want someone else to have the pleasure of revamping them!
Lastly, in OliveSomeDay I have some very exciting and sweet diy frame kits. This one is my "shabby chic" inspired trio. I love how fresh they look and they don't even have anything in them! Find them [here]

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Pyrex Love

Photo: Country Home Magazine Online.

I adore the website Pyrex Love. This website has a wealth of information on vintage Pyrex and their patterns. I have always noticed Pyrex bowls being around while I was growing up, but never did I appreciate them as I do now. I love their bright patterns and bold colors. I often see them at rummage sales, but they are usually scratched and faded. I am forever on the lookout for good condition bowls.

I see that Vintage Pyrex bowls are often featured in Martha Stewart Living and Everyday Food. I can spot one from a million miles away! Its like a secret treasure hunt. This one is from Everyday Food Magazine.


The polka dot pattern is one of the most sought after and most valuable vintage Pyrex patterns.