Talking Redneck Trash on A Friday Nite

 Wow, 2 posts in 2 weeks!

I feel like I'm getting back in the swing.

 

 

Last week I drove by myself,

in the rain,

on a Friday night

to the red.neck Chic trunk show.

Hosted by the one and only Debbie York.



 

Did I mention it was dark & I was by myself?

 

 

 

That's how much I love these girls, I wouldn't have missed it for the world.

 

 

 

Robelyn is so awesome. And so are her bags, each one sewn perfectly by hand. 

And she's not just a bag lady.  She makes candles, pillows, cards, slippers, jewelry & adorable one of kind shirts.

 

 

Last year I asked her to make me a purse from an antique velvet pillow cover. I've held onto it for years, just waiting for the perfect project to use it on.  After seeing her tent in Warrenton I knew what to do with it. 
 I mailed it to her & this is what she made.
 



 

 

I think she should call it the Lisa Bag, what do you think?

I've never been to Debbie & Cat Daddy's before. 

Even tho it's in the middle of nowhere it only took an hour.

 

I got to dig in all thier sheds and barn!

Ohmygoodness there was some amazing stuff.

I think I'm gonna have to keep track of the Warrenton schedule & do some 'house-sitting' for those 11 days....

 



 

See that street lamp? It will soon be a pendant light hanging over my kitchen table.



 



 

Where the magic happens.

So much good junk, so little time.

 



 

 

I think this enormous birdcage would be a perfect place for time-outs.

 

 

Are you ready to see the inside?

I knew Deb's house would be amazing, she has such a knack for display.

She used my favorite Waverly patterns throughout.

 

No dollar store gifts under this tree!

 



 

 



There was no over head lighting, just low wattage lamps everywhere.

Very cozy & romantic but hard to get pictures that do justice to it all.

 





 There were so many clever vignettes, like this candle filled aquarium,

 

 

 

and these framed springs.

 

 

 

I love their bed!

Bright red walls and a enormous white iron bed frame.

 

And my favorite bedding of all time.

Carolyn Westbrook from a few years back.

Remember the 1st book, Carolyn Westbrook Home?

Page 139.

 



Deb's the only person I know who has price tags on Everything, not kidding.

And not because she forgot to take them off.....

but because every things for sale!

 



 

So I left with a new purse, some great stuff for my house

and Christmas gifts too.

 

 

I didn't even mind the drive home alone.