We've had a small break from the 100-degree weather here this weekend. For the first time in several weeks, I felt like being out and about, taking advantage of the garage sale and estate sale scene.
I know I've said this before, but church rummage sales are my favorite. A church not too far from us consistently has the best sales in town. Best organized, best variety, best volume of items, best antiques and vintage items, and best prices. I look forward to it every year. This weekend was the weekend and it did not disappoint. In fact, I did my part to help the cause two out of the three days of the sale.
Among my favorite acquisitions is this vintage green pitcher. It's a bit dinged up, but it has incredible character.
The crazing is the best part! There's something wonderful about those deep, dark lines--the roadmap of its long and full life.
The Valier's Dainty Supercake Flour sack is a brand I haven't seen before. Love the name Dainty Supercake Flour.
Dainty is dandy, indeed.
This pretty cross-stitched Christmas apron is one of several I brought home. Look for it and a number of others in my shop in the coming days.
The vintage wood rack the apron hangs on is also a bargain from The Best Church Sale. It folds up like an umbrella. A gal can never have too many drying racks (for me, they're display racks).
Not to be left out of the treasure hunt, my husband acquired a 1970s avocado green cake carrier. It has a pie carrier on the bottom.
Fun weekend, great weather. Back to hot temps this week, weatherman says.
Linking to:
Creative Bloggers' Party and Hop
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at Coastal Charm
Be Inspired at Elizabeth & Co.
Cottage Style Linky Party
Vintage Thingie Thursday at The Coloradolady
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at Coastal Charm
Be Inspired at Elizabeth & Co.
Cottage Style Linky Party
Vintage Thingie Thursday at The Coloradolady