
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
The entrance to Miss Johnson's Market.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
June Market



Marenna's beautiful linens, and white theme looked stunning, see that cushion, that went home with me.
Joannes stall always looks refreshing in its simplicity, showing her products off to perfections, a case of less is more. Her little pendant tags where a hit.joannes stall contact mailto:joannestables@yahoo.com.au.com.authis is my stall, that little black fur coat was my favourite and really wanted to keep it for one day I might be able to fit back into it. Its funny isn't it, I took 3 fur coats, sold two and managed to keep the one I want, more as a decorating item.

donna's stall, isn't this little elephant just lovely, I'm sure that would have sold quick
Fleur had these wonderful feather paisley quilts we sure had a need for these recently, and can you see this wonderful scrapbook, mmmh I thought hard about this one. Oh, can you see that beautiful beaded, lovely shade of blue holder of something, maybe lingerie.











Katherine did a great job on her stall, just loved those black and white vintage patterns on the wall and the open book on Marilyn Monroe, well done Katherine










Pam and her lovely husband George had a wonderful display as usual, see the wonderful hat collection and displayed to perfection



















Last but not least the lovely Tea (what a cool name) with her beautiful handmade items that where very popular.
I had intended to add everyone's email address details in case you wished to contact one of the stall holder, but unfortunately I have been literally sitting at this computor for 5 hours and I am a bit over it. Will try to give you a list in the next few days. Thank you for all of you that attended and made it such a wonderful market and we hope you will visit with us again in October.
With our next Market, 15th and 16th October we hope to increase the number of handmade stalls and also have a variety of vintage items for the garden and other garden type stalls on the outside.