Beehive Bazaar at The Startup Building.

I had fun this afternoon at the Beehive Bazaar in Provo!!   I thought I'd share a few of my favorites. 

                     I loved this artist!! 

       And this one too, so much talent!  

     Fun signs compliments of this artist. 

Jenn's booth is always a great place to find vintage craft makings ... This visit did not fail!! 

These felt pennants and cake toppers were adorable. 

As were this army of little Mormon missionaries...

             and these cute felt watches.

Of course I'm a sucker for anything under glass. 

...and who would have thought to replace troll hair with succulents...

Here's the girl that thought of it.  Just precious! 

                  Shadow box art!!

This is Carla and Sherry's booth and it was filled with steam punk lamps!! What talented girls!! 

       I love the red colander hanging lamp! 

... And this was fun, this dealer makes clear candy animal shaped 'toys'. These are something from my childhood.  But back in those days the Startup candy company made them.  

The funny thing is that this is the first time  the Beehive Bazaar was held at this historic site, the former Startup Candy building, built in the mid 1800s   The equipment for the company came across the plains in a covered wagon.  Funny!  

And yes, I bought a cute red sugar-glass chicken, even though I don't eat sugar anymore. 

Yes, the Beehive Bazaar was as fun as always.    My daughter Darby (left) came along for her first time, and we ran into Jenn.  In fact the first time I ever went to the BB I fell in love with this one amazing vintage booth, then when I met Jenn a year later, yep you guessed ... I have always loved her taste!  

I am just grateful for what artists add to my life. 

ROCC Spring Fling Vintage Show

Last weekend the ROCC show Rocked!   Umm. In case you didn't know the ROCC stands for Reclaimologists and Orher Crafty Chicks!!   I thought I'd share a few things that other dealers brought. 

Loved these goodies from Denise of the Vintage Pelican.  

Such cute owl planters ... 

Loved the old and funky buggy. 

A new dealer brought these fun painted pieces from Lucy's Vintage Creations. 

She is so talented it was hard to believe she's a Newby! 

More goodies from the Vintage Pelican. 

Isn't her business sign amazing?? 

Tattered Butterfly, another ROCC sells milk paint and does wonderful things with it. 

Jeff does Rusty Ranch and is crafty but in his case he's a 'Reclaimologist and others crafty curmudgeons!' 

These awesome lamps are by Atticus Desgns!! 

The polka dot chairs that Jami refurbished provided seating for me until they sold. Jamie always has amazing goods. 

Loved these vintage chair planters!! 

... And this girl scored my best vintage tin globe!!   What a great sale!! 

ROCC Vintage Show Booth!

Whew, here it is and I'm exhausted. I just finished my set up at the Reclaimologist Spring Fling in Spanish, a town 5 miles north of Payson, where I live. 

Here's the sign I made by stenciling on a very old primitive wooden tray!  It's sitting in the charming vintage laundry cart I bought from my friend Chuck who just brought it back from a buying trip to Illinios!!   I secretly hope it doesn't sell!   I love it! 

My black and white area. 

... And one of our flea.o.logy signs.  Our first outdoor show of the year is next week!! 

This shot shows the old medical cart I lined with yard sticks!! 

And this is the sweet ice cream parlor set I got last year and finally managed to reupholster in an oil cloth pattern!! 

Here's the little desk I reworked!   So fun!!   

If you are local, be sure to stop by 400 North on Main in Spanish. You won't regret it. Next week I'll show you shots of the other amazing booths at the show!!