How do we not just scoop these all up?
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Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
I just came across Xenia Taler, a very talented artist. What made me stop, were these different tiles that fit so much into the spirit of Camp. The knot tile goes right along side our knot book that we sell in the Camp Wandawega store! She has created tiles with a campfire theme, arrowheads, fish-
How do we not just scoop these all up?
How do we not just scoop these all up?
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Mothers day is right around the corner, friends. It's time to show your mom's how much you love them, with something sweet and memorable.
Here are a few cards and gifts that I have been coming across, that I think would make any mom glow with happiness.
mothers day cards: They always make them go "aw" and always melt their hearts. So make sure to get them one!
Small Gifts to say I love you.
Here are a few cards and gifts that I have been coming across, that I think would make any mom glow with happiness.
mothers day cards: They always make them go "aw" and always melt their hearts. So make sure to get them one!
(This one is my favorite!)
Small Gifts to say I love you.
Odelae: hand bound journals. Beautiful and original love.
Schoolhouse Electric: Fill one of these trophies with a beautiful flower arrangement. This way your mom gets to smell the roses and win a trophy!
Royal Botanicals by Ariel Dearie: Get her some calming bath soak for those times she needs to relax.
Cities in Dust: A modern twist on elegance. These earrings will make her smile from ear to ear!
Camp Wandawega: The Iron Scoutmaster has a long history of family and honor. Mother's are the scoutmasters who pick you up and brush you off. Get her something that lasts as long as her love and is as reliable and her hand.
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I love going thrifting and rummaging through antique stores to find one of a kind items. But these places are also good for finding items that can be used in your everyday life. It's not only, usually designed better, but it is also green, because you are using things that have been made and forgotten.
I went on a journey this past weekend to collect some special finds that could be used around Camp Wandawega and this is what I found.
I went on a journey this past weekend to collect some special finds that could be used around Camp Wandawega and this is what I found.
We found these really great vintage billiard chalk cubes that are in great shape and are perfect for use with the pool table that we have up at Wandawega. Also, can't go wrong with that beautiful graphic design work!
This chalk might be cracked, but it sure is beautiful still and perfect for using on any of our chalk boards around camp.
These great vintage flower images came out of an old book and were only a dollar. They are perfect for hanging as art either in a small area or hang a bunch of them to create a larger piece of art.
Finally, why not pick up some vintage instructional and informational books to use as coffee table books, or bathroom reading? They are graphically pleasing, sometimes funny and always interesting!
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I had $26 and 30 minutes at the unique thrift up in Lincoln Square neighborhood:
WHY I LOVE THIS JOINT:
Charger & amp; matching plate from England- $5
Antique (new old stock ledger with leather binding) $2
2 1950's faux wood trays $2
Assortment of vintage kitchen utensils: $5
Hand knit angora 50's sweater: $2.90
6 decks of retro cards: $3
Herringbone wool throw: $4
Vintage thermos in mint condition: $2
This is why it is physically impossible for me to drive by one of these if their lights are still on.
Thanks, unique. see you soon.
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Can't get over how beautiful this short film is on The Hill-Side. Inspirational and beautifully shot. Such a well crafted menswear line.
Take a look and check out more on the company and the brothers at A Continuous Lean.
ONE: a flea market laiden with teensy booths of books and paintings...oh my!
TWO: a 1940s alpine leather and canvas backpack.
THREE: vintage scones (for the new sterlingworth cabin we just moved to wanda!).
FOUR: the most beautiful little piazza.
FIVE: tapas. to no end.
SIX: mens clothing boutique (a mix of ivy league meets polo club meets lodge).
SEVEN: an enormous table full of antique trophies (i got the huge one in the back left).
EIGHT: the OMM hotel.
NINE: Sagrada Familia.
TEN: sangrias!
TWO: a 1940s alpine leather and canvas backpack.
THREE: vintage scones (for the new sterlingworth cabin we just moved to wanda!).
FOUR: the most beautiful little piazza.
FIVE: tapas. to no end.
SIX: mens clothing boutique (a mix of ivy league meets polo club meets lodge).
SEVEN: an enormous table full of antique trophies (i got the huge one in the back left).
EIGHT: the OMM hotel.
NINE: Sagrada Familia.
TEN: sangrias!
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Found Free and Flea,
shopping,
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