Vintage Market Days Review

I live in a town near Houston, and this area seems to have become a hot spot for junk shows.
You have to know that I am loving this!

I went to one this past weekend called Vintage Market Days.
 It was a delightful show.

They had rows and rows of booths set up at our local fairgrounds.

It cost $5 to get in and it was definitely worth the price of admission.

There was a line to get in, but it moved very quickly.

Some booths had new items, but many, like this one, had awesome vintage stuff.

I saw lots of Pyrex, old windows, vintage thermoses. . . .

The prices were reasonable.

I loved all these old tins.

I've never seen a wooden piece like this.
I thought it was so beautiful.

Check out the metal drawers.
I also like the wooden crate sitting on the drawers.

There were handmade items as well.

Check out the trough full of lights made from chicken feeders!
I'm thinking I should've gotten one of these for over my kitchen sink.

I'm a sucker for benches.

This shelf was made with the ends of a crib.
I just love it. I think it would be a great kitchen island.

I love any kind of unusual light fixture.
What do you think about the colanders as lights?

If the Vintage Market Days show comes near you, go.
You won't be disappointed.

I'm not affiliated with this company; I'm just a big fan.

Thanks for stopping by and God bless.

As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, 

so walk in Him,

 rooted and built up in Him and established in the faith, 

as you have been taught, 

abounding in it with thanksgiving.

Col. 2:6-7

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I Heart Junk Shows!

I love old stuff.

So I get pretty excited when a junk show comes to town.

There are three coming to our local fairgrounds over the next few months.

The first, Junk Utopia, was here this past weekend.

My hubby and I got there right when it opened.

This was the first booth we saw when we walked in.

So inviting, huh?

Some of the booths were full of old, beautiful stuff.

Some had funky jewelry made from old, beautiful stuff.

This end table was one of the coolest things I saw.

It's made from an old piano!

There was lots to see.

Here's what I got.

This lovely typewriter key necklace.

I got it at the TAB Typewriter Key Jewelry booth.

I had the best time talking with the owner Andrea.

It was an awesome way to spend a Saturday morning:)

If a junk show sets up near you, go to it.

You'll love it.

Thanks for stopping by and God bless.

Fear not, for I am with you;

be not dismayed, for I am your God.

I will strengthen you,

yes, I will help you,

I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

Isaiah  41:10

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