Christmas Open House and Benefit for Jerilyn Price Sunday December 6 from 3-6pm. 5321 Hermitage Drive Powder Springs, Ga. 30127. All proceeds (donations only) will go to help purchase a wig for Jerilyn Price. Jerilyn , a art teacher at a local elementary school, was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago. She has undergone surgery and chemo and is on the road to recovery. In the process she lost her long beautiful hair and must now purchase a wig. Please come out and help support this worthwhile cause. Light refreshments will be served. Look for the pink ribbon! call 404-409-8129 for further info
Sunday, December 6, 2009
CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE TOUR AND BENEFIT
Christmas Open House and Benefit for Jerilyn Price Sunday December 6 from 3-6pm. 5321 Hermitage Drive Powder Springs, Ga. 30127. All proceeds (donations only) will go to help purchase a wig for Jerilyn Price. Jerilyn , a art teacher at a local elementary school, was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago. She has undergone surgery and chemo and is on the road to recovery. In the process she lost her long beautiful hair and must now purchase a wig. Please come out and help support this worthwhile cause. Light refreshments will be served. Look for the pink ribbon! call 404-409-8129 for further info
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS...a road trip is always a good idea




My best Junkin Buddies and I decided to take a road trip....and are we ever glad we did! We went to Lilburn and got to meet sweet Rowann of Antiques in old town. This shop is full and I mean full of treasures. We found so much junk...uh... treasures, we were afraid someone would have to ride on the hood! Now we were getting hungry (you know junkin is very hard work) so we went to the Blue Rooster Cafe just a few doors up from Rowann. This place is soooo charming and the food was wonderful. Rowann's sweet husband had drawn us a map to a couple of other places to see while we were there, so , with renewed energy ...we were off. Thanks Rowann and her Husband for a wonderful day. And special thanks to my Junkin buddies Charlotte and Margot for your wonderful friendship!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
New Junque for White Wednesday
These were my junkin finds this past weekend. The chalkware statue is one of the most detailed I have ever found. The acorns and sheep are concrete made from french molds. The white pumpkins are handmade and the chair ... fantastic. I love the ruffled skirt . The large mirror was a great find. The frame is very old and someone put a mirror in it. Well this was a load that almost didn't make it to the shop because I loved it all! Happy White Wednesday







Thursday, October 1, 2009
FLOOD SALE Oct. 1- Oct.3

We are having a FLOOD SALE! We have furniture 30%-60% off! Many many smalls 75% off. All Tole trays are 50% off. We also have many new items...Beautiful Handmade Scarves, New Junque Jewelry, farm tables, chairs, lots of old linens from France, and a few surprises! So come early for the best selection. ReFind Maison Jardin...for refined taste!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Another Beautiful White Wednesday









I was looking around last night at some of my favorite things and decided to snap a few photos for "White Wednesday". If you haven't been there yet... head on over and see Kathleen at Faded Charm
and check it out! The first photo is a small portion of a very large painting by my favorite artist Fabrice Aberti. He and his wife Martha are two of the most talented people I know (and sweet friends). The next is of a lamp I found in a thrift store long ago. The brown cupboard is from France and it holds precious gifts from some of the sweetest friends a girl could have. The canister set is also from France and the frame above it holds old post cards. The special thing about these particular cards is the Post Office they were mailed to in 1908 which is now my shop! The shelf just holds bits and pieces of some of my Hotel Silver and grungy Ironstone, old boxes...just some of my favorite Junk. Hope everyone has a wonderful White Wednesday!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
and... THIS IS NOW!







I was waiting to show pics of the new window when I had finished tweeking everything...but...it was soaked in the storm, so I will post the ones I had already taken. I found a wedding photo from the late1800's, and this became my inspiration. The grooms ears stick out and his hair looks like Eddie Munster. The Bride is beautiful, but, look closely, what is that behind her head...is that a skull?!!! Well, I had a steer skull and then found my little mannequin minus her fingers and the wheels began turning and.................
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
WHO KNEW !!! or It's good weather for mushrooms

Who knew I would be plotting a course to drive to work since all the roads around me are closed. Who knew that I would be spending my day dumping the buckets, bowls and enamelware from the roof leak at my shop and and cleaning repairing and redoing, who knew that after sending out the invitation to stop by my shop for a quick respite, major highways would be closed due to flooding.... The invitation stands! If you can get here, we would love to meet you! You just might need a boat!
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