This Week in My Booths: Vintage Finds and a Few New Additions – This week, I thought I’d share a little peek inside both of my booths. The new space at Show Me Twice is coming together, and there’s plenty to browse at Sugar Mill, too. I’ve added stickers and key rings. You’ll also find a a couple Lemax Spooky Town Halloween collectibles tucked in among the vintage finds and seasonal decoration
A Few New Things at Show Me Twice
One of the fun parts of getting a new booth settled is seeing how everything fits together. There are old tools, kitchen pieces, pottery, tins, and license plates, along with larger pieces that help give the space its character.
This week’s additions include stickers and key rings. The stickers range from a sleepy cat resting on a stack of books to flowers and farm-themed designs. There are individual stickers and sets, so you can pick out a little something for yourself or tuck one into a gift.
The key rings include designs for dog lovers, campers, and family members. They have their own spot on the display, making them easy to look through while browsing the booth.
There’s a little Halloween mixed in, too. A small witch tucked into a yellow planter is a simple example of how an everyday vintage piece can become part of a seasonal display.
A Peek Around Sugar Mill
Over at Sugar Mill, the shelves have their own mix of color and character. Old coffee and spice tins sit alongside glass jars, pottery, mixing bowls, and little animal figures. These are the kinds of pieces I enjoy bringing together—you can take another look at a shelf and notice something you missed the first time.
With October here, the Halloween pieces deserve a little attention. The ghost and pumpkin mugs, along with the Halloween plates, make a cheerful little grouping on the teal shelves.
I’ve also tucked packaged stickers into a green glass bowl. Vintage bowls and containers make useful displays for small things, and I like seeing the newer items find a place among the older ones.
Old Finds and New Creations
Both booths bring together different parts of what I enjoy doing: finding vintage pieces, bringing inventory out of the barn, and making things to add to the mix.
Some items are useful, some are decorative, and some are simply fun. That variety is part of what I’ve always liked about a booth—you never quite know what will catch your eye.
If you’re nearby, stop in and take a look – address for both stores are below!
Thanks for following along as the new booth settles in. I’ll share more peeks as things change!
Have an awesome day!
Nancie,
Ziggy, Pumpkin & Peanut
