Monday, April 4, 2011

vintage hats...

How was your weekend?
Mine went by way too fast!
Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day!  It was a bit windy, but I will take it!
Jim helped me put together my display downstairs for the event which is this weekend.
I spent most of the day working on vignettes and getting tags made.
I just have to price everything and pack it up for Friday's set up.
Jim and I also went for a walk...a long walk at a pretty good pace and I kept up!
Life is good!

While I was at the shop on Saturday I started browsing around to see what I could share with you today.  Karen K. added a few columns to her booth and it looks fabulous...

I am sure they will not last long in her space!  She also had a wonderful vintage typewriter...

So did Mary...

Then there are the hats...

Each holding a story or two of a special evening or holiday... 
"In your Easter bonnet, with all the frills upon it..."

Maybe you are an equestrian...
Or maybe you know someone that is getting married...

Maybe, just maybe you need a cute hat for Will and Kate's wedding...
Or maybe you just want a sweet little something to add to your Spring vignettes...
As for this next one, while it is a beauty, I am more interested in what you see in the mirror...
My The dresser I want.  Now let me ask you a question.  Take a peek again at this beauty...
See the bottom drawer...it has been sanded down to the bare wood.  It does not have any of this...
Now that I noticed it my eye goes right there.  Here is the question.  Would that make you change your mind on buying it?
Let me know, I am interested to hear your opinion!

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you all have a great week!

26 comments:

Patti @ Pandoras Box said...

The dresser looks like it gets more distressed the lower you go...you could add a bit of paint to match it up
Can you do me a favor? Measure the width and length of the white buffet in Karen's booth and send it to me with the price...I will be coming thru the middle of May :-)

www.MaisonStGermain.com said...

Love your photos! And no, I wouldn't change a thing on that gorgeous dresser. I would put some vintage wall paper in the drawers and keep coming in and out of the room to look at it;) lol That is what I do when I add something new to the house. lol Let us know if you get it:)
~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens

Vintage Gal said...

Love the phots and the dresser is DEvine. Love, love, love the hats ;-)

Ricki Treleaven said...

I bet those hats could tell all kinds of tales!!! :D

Hearts Turned said...

What a wonderful vintage sight this morning--so much beauty! I want a vintage typewriter so bad! I never quite find the right one, though...or I find it only to realize it's already sold! Rotten luck!

Glad you had such a beautiful spring day...hope today is perfect, as well!

Julie

Linda@Coastal Charm said...

Thanks for the tour...love all those vintage hats! I would sand the other drawers.

Blessings,
Linda

Sandi said...

I LOVE it as it is Sandi! Would buy it in a heartbeat so you better go and make it yours! lol
Love those columns also!!
Blessings~

White Ironstone Cottage said...

Everything looks fabulous
the dresser is too cute
have fun
I sent your winning package should get to you soon
xo
Pam

The Vintage Vagablonde said...

I think the dresser is great....I like variations in wood and find it adds so much character then something polished and put together.

and speaking of hats i found an amazing one at the Alameda Flea!

Debra@CommonGround said...

I'd definitely buy it. It's gorgeous!!! Love all those sweet hats!

Anonymous said...

I have to admit, I thought exactly the same as Patti in her comment. Each drawer seems to have slightly less than the one before. I at first thought add some paint, but the graduated look is unique.

x

Unknown said...

great pics- love all the items -as you can see from my blog I am crazy for vintage hats...

Karen

Gypsea Nurse said...

keep scrolling up and down trying to pick a fav!!!
Gorgeous items!
Smiles~

All That Jazz said...

NO! I don't think it's that noticeable and you could throw some paint on in a similar color and sand it if it really bothered you. I think it's a great piece!

Thanks for stopping by and joining our Jazz giveaway. Have a terrific week!

Tara~All That Jazz Vintage

One Cheap B*tch said...

Such wonderful finds. It's so hard to pick a favorite and I know I would have a lot of fun there - much to my husband's chagrin!

Jeanine

Tammy@T's Daily Treasures said...

Hi Sandi, I didn't even notice the sanded bottom drawer until you mentioned it. If you like it that much, get it! You don't want to regret it later. :) Glad to hear you had a great weekend. We've had a blustery day with lots of dust for the past two days. :/ What kinda Spring Break weather is this? Have a great week. Tammy

NanaDiana said...

The bottom draw3er being sanded would not deter me at all! I think it is gorgeous in all its imperfection! Perfect!!

Glad you are doing so well and kept up on the walk! Good job!xxoo Diana

My Shabby Streamside Studio said...

That patina is killer, go for it!

Thanks for all your visits, sweetie.

xo

Sandy

Missy @ Chateau Chic Boutique said...

Hmmm. I absolutely LOVE old worn furniture and things BUT personally, it would bother me too. I think I'd remove that drawer entirely and move the top drawer down in its place. Then I'd put baskets or something in the open space on top. Then you have a really cool drawer to do something creative with. OR, I'd put that plain drawer in the top space and do something totally different to it, like covering it in old book pages, sheet music, a mosaic, hand painted roses, etc. Just my opinion. ;).
Have a inspiring and blessed week!
Missy

Betsy@My Salvaged Treasures said...

Thank you for the tour. I'm so glad to hear that you're feeling good and out for long walks!! I love that dresser and wouldn't let the bottom drawer scare me away. Actually, I like the inconsistent look. You could always add a very faint border around it (like the other drawers) and then rough it up.

Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...

Love those vintage hats and those typewriters made ne gasp! I would love to have one of those!!

Hugs,
Debbie

Blue Ridge Altered Art said...

Thanks for the eye candy tour. I love all of those hats. I use to collect them and sold them long ago. Now I wish I hadn't. I am loving that dresser just as it is. Too cute. ~~Sherry~~

Arabella said...

love the dresser and wouldn't change a thing!!

Shabby Vintage Junk said...

Morning Lovey....!

THANKS for these YUMMY pics....ESPECIALLY that killer dresser & red velvet hat....**sigh**....What I WOULDN'T give for that dresser.... :o) !!

I have one similar (distress wise that is) which I bought home EVEN THOUGH my eye was drawing to the bottom drawer which seemed 'not quite right'....I HAD intended to whitewash over it & sand it back a bit but NEVER did 'cause it seems like it SHOULD be that way.... :o) !

It's gonna come down to what YOU can deal with....I reckon it's a GRABBER though....GRAB IT before someone else does....hahahahaha....!!

THANKS so much for keeping up with my adventures while I was away....It was FUN being able to share it with you....!!!!!

Cheers for now from Oz,
Tamarah :o)

Unknown said...

I want those columns or one anyway they will probably be gone if not already well hope to make it this weekend hope all is well!

Vintage Market Place said...

I am so inspired by all of those wonderful hats.
I am just loving satins,tulle and florals this season
Amy

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