Barn House Vintage and Antique Marketplace 2012 Part III

I love Liz's clean crisp look,  I first met Liz at Farm Chicks a few years ago.  Her spirit and smile can't help put a smile on your face.   

Sweet Hattie, Liz's daughter, she knows how to get cozy in this very inviting setting.

Sparrow, OMG one of my most favorite people.  Natalie, Lynn and their family are the neatest family. That Natalie finds some of the best stuff. I feel like we are kindred spirits that will last a life time.

Natalie and I.  I love this photo of Natalie and I , I had Lynn take a photo of us, and just like my Roger, he just clicked away.  Thanks Lynn!

I was so excited to get one of these sail boats that Natalie made!

I got that enamel ware pitcher to add to my collection. Yeah!  I told Natalie how those canvas picking bags sure brought back memories from picking pears up in Hood River, when I was in high school.  Oh those memories!

Auntie Joy!  Love this girl.  I have said this before, but it was Joy that gave me the confidence that I should do a blog,  The rest is history!

My friend Joy and I!

Did I tell you that Joy makes some really cool jewelry?

Ahh the galvanized!

Another young entrepreneur coming up the ranks.  Sam, son of Joy and Dave. I think he has this down!  love his smile!

Madison Park, now that Randy can sure find some really cool things.

I hope you have enjoyed this journey with me.  Thinking I could do this journal post in three posts, I will have to do one more to get all I wanted in.

Barn House Vintage & Antique Marketplace 2012 Part II

The Barn House Boys built it and they came.  The line started early with anxious customers to shop for their special treasures.  This coffee wagon was the perfect touch added to the show this year.

The line continues! Wow!

How about this sweet ride?

Or this one?

Now I am thinking some real shopping here!

I just leaned that this is Matt, Diane of Molly Mo's sweetie.  Thank you for sharing your music with us. Now onto more vendors.

Cindy from Tarte.

Brooke Ahana Bailey from LA showing her line in Cindy's space. A sweet spirit that girl has!

My love for galvanized, I should have gotten this.

Julie from Kindred Roses. Love her smile!

The Garden Girl, I first met the Garden Girl in Yakima, Washington.  She has a shop there, when in Yakima be sure and check her out!

Diane of Molly Mo's.  Her and Martha shared a space in the barn.  They bring a great selection of goods to these shows.  Diane will be hosting a sale this month, August 18th, go to her site to get more information.

Farm and Frills Chris and Amy, they have a new store in Buckley, Washington.  Go check them out.

Lisa of A Thing For Roses

Isabella of Maison Douce

Memories um?  Daisy trimmed dress? For me YES!

Joyce of Calamity Jane and Monticello Antiques.

Junk Girls from San Luis Obispo, California

Thea's daughter Issabella the next entrepenuer.  I am thinking.  How about you?

Um?  I wonder why I liked this "F"?

Jenni of Life's a Spice!  Yum!

Over the years Katherine has provided us with yummiest for our tummies.

I was so glad to have the chance to make a healthy choice on the menu. Yum!

Her cup cakes are to die for and always sell out!

The perfect spot to get a bite to eat and listen to the music.  I end this post here.  I still have several more vendors I want to share, including Sparrow, Auntie Joy, House of Harvest, Worthy Goods, Randy from Madison Park, Seabold,, Camas Antiques, Garrett and more. I hope you enjoyed this post!