We love the look of vintage nautical flags used as wall decor. They are a relatively inexpensive, but unique way to add some flair to your walls.
Frame them or just string ‘em up and hang ‘em. Either way, they are chic and cheap art.
And luck you, we’ve freshly stocked our site with some options for you to check out.
These babies are a steal at $30 a pop, but you can like our facebook page to find out how to score an extra 25% off through November 26.
Hi Friends! Please take a moment to like our facebook page. We’re going to be offering 25% off the site all day on November 26 (Cyber Monday). The only catch is that we’re only announcing the discount code on our facebook page Sunday night because we’re sneaky like that.
But really, please like our page and then take advantage of the deal. We like to think that our prices are already pretty great, but because it’s the most wonderful time of the year, we figured we’d offer a wonderful deal to match. So, like our page and check in on Sunday to find out how to get 25% off.
Happy (black) Friday!
We’ve added some fun new finds to our shop today. Check it out.
One of my favorites is this blue and white happiness jar.
Compare our jar to this pair available at Furbish.
The Furbish price is $179 for the pair. We’re asking $60 for ours.
We were truly a couple of early birds and rose before the sun on Saturday to hit up an estate sale that promised to be the kind where there is lots of stuff but hunting through some junk is certain to yield some treasures (aka our very favorite kind of estate sales). Check out the goods!
We love anything blue and white and by the fact that ALL of our ginger jars have sold from the website it appears you guys do too. This happiness jar (center) is coming to the website this week and the planters on either side of it are already for sale at the booth and $35 each.
We are obsessed with this vintage kilim runner. It’s actually bordered in navy blue and has complimentary shades of turquoise, cream, coral and brown. LOVE! It’s about 8 or 9 feet long and currently available in the booth for $65.
eeek! We just put up one of my very favorite items up for sale. These vintage silverplated little birdies are a super chic way to keep your salt and pepper handy.
Woah woah woah! This is awesome!!!!
Kim and I painted our bathroom last night :)
(via sweethomestyle)
Craigslist is basically the website incarnate of the saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Goodness abounds there, y’all. But maybe someone else’s trash is also your trash so clicking through link after link only to find out that velvet tufted settee you got your hopes up on was obviously the previous owner’s cat’s scratching pad can get tedious.
I wish that Craigslist was a little easier to search through (and that you could look at more than one city’s Craigslist at time), and I also wish that there was a little picture next to the posting (ala ebay) so that you didn’t have to click through to see the photos. But, Craigslist is free to peruse and to list stuff on, so one can’t complain too much I suppose.
Fortunately, someone much smarter than us Early Birds came up with the answer to our wishes, and we’re sharing them with you!
That’s what we’re using these days. How do you search the Craigslist?
We spent our entire Saturday in Charlotte picking up some really great furniture we scored from a living estate a few weeks ago. You guys, this stuff is AWESOME and our booth can’t even hold everything we got. We’ll restock as stuff sells (fingers crossed), but for now, here’s where we are at:
All furniture is available for sale at our booth located in the Cheshire Cat Gallery in Raleigh, NC.
We spent last night after work at the Cheshire Cat Gallery (in Cameron Village). Getting our booth space ready. We are on a budget, but want it to look nice, so we hung some simple white curtains to act as a partition between our booth and the ones around us.
And let’s not forget the muscle behind this operation.
Next step: add furniture. Which, if all goes according to plan, should happen this weekend! All furniture will be available for local purchase/pick-up and/or delivery but we’ll have info on the website so you can virtually shop before you go.
Scoping out the booth space which is basically that big empty area you see. We need to add some partitions.
And some inventory.
