Showing posts with label Seville Ohio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seville Ohio. Show all posts

August 18, 2013

A Day on the Street

Yesterday was a sunny day that you could sing about.
This summer has had some pretty bad weekends and a lot of rain overall, but I got lucky and The Seville Art Walk was on this day.  This is a small town three miles from me that is becoming a great little hub of antiques and cool little shops.  Last year was the first for the event and it fell on the ONLY day it rained all summer. It was so awful I didn't even mention it on my then new blog. 
I stepped it up this year to a canopy and a fun pennant banner for a sign.
 Here is the setting up. The banner letters are courtesy of THE GRAPHICS FAIRY. The ladder goes from being a set up helper to a display piece later.










I was permitted to span the sidewalk and everyone had to pass through. It made all the men duck a little though!




 











The ladder as display. I splatter painted it with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint and call it my Monet ladder.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  1. The vendor next to me displayed her glass flower garden ornaments in the flowery patch we both enjoyed. These are so cool and they have "stems" that allow you to turn the glass horizontally to make a bird bath.


 
Around the corner and all over the main intersection were other cool vendors and shops who I had little opportunity to visit. Too bad, but over all I did pretty well for such a small event which may grow each year.  Visit Seville HERE. And  thanks to Michelle at Funky Junk Boutique on Facebook or HERE
 
Challenge: How many Graphics Fairy images can you find in these photos?

March 10, 2013

We're All Business

My new business card using a GRAPHICS FAIRY thimble














Yesterday we felt a slight stirring of spring in the air AND the sun was shining. No one who has been huddling inside for months wanted to spend another day indoors so out we went exploring some new arrivals.  The little town of Seville, Ohio has recently been developing into a real destination for antiques and shabby chic aficianados. They have been gathering for the last couple of years and now this last few months have added two brand new spots.

Seville's main intersection from inside The White Elephant Bazaar













 Like many little towns, Seville no longer has some of businesses that thrived in the town years ago, but the storefronts are filling up with names like:

Along Memory Lane
Funky Junk Boutique
The Rusty Bucket
Seville Flower and Gift
Seville Antiques
White Elephant Bazaar
Velvet's W. Main Framing
Vintage Corner

I was on the lookout for anything sewing related, thimbles, great graphics like old postcards and ephemera but the first thing I seized on in the first place we entered was a piece of Fiesta Ware. It is a cup tree in a discontinued light blue ( a color I can't resist) and I snapped it up.
I am keeping the picture small because I took it apart before taking the "before" photo and now I can't get it back together. When I get it the way I want it I will bring it back for you to see.
Check the Facebook page HERE

Annie Sloan fabric at Funky Junk Boutique. ASCP also availabel



New and old inside Seville Flower and Gifts...and it smelled great in here!
The most famous residents of Seville visit Velvet's W. Main Framing which is more than JUST a framing service
Click HERE to learn more about the Giants of Seville.



Sewing items at Along Memory Lane

 
The colors in this chair at Vintage Corner almost  made me buy it. The price was great if I only had somewhere to put it!
 
I did buy these and actually will use them in projects

Something for the guys at White Elephant Bazaar
in what was Hartman Pharmacy a long time ago
If you live anywhere in the area or will be visiting or passing through Beautiful Ohio be sure to stop by. I only mention the antques but you will also find something to eat while you are here.

AND every June the town hosts a huge yard sale. Learn more HERE. You will also find directions on how to get to Seville.


Now it's time to get back to sewing.