Bring A Little Vintage Into Your Life

Love vintage style but have a hard time incorporating it into your daily look? Vintage purses are a great way to add just a touch of vintage, while still remaining chic and trendy. Here are some of our favorite bags:

This red canvas purse, $5, is perfect for afternoons on the boat or picnics in the park














Need to look professional but still want to add that vintage flair? This navy blue rounded box purse, $8, is the perfect match














Carry this fabulous little silver purse, $8, for a night out on the town. All you need is a little black dress, some heels, and this sparkling bag to turn heads all night














Alligator never goes out of style. This faux alligator purse, $10, will continue to be a fashion statement for many years to come














These are just a few of the fabulous vintage bags we have in stock. Check out our Facebook page for more pics of our selection.

Spring Is On The Way!

Walk around any home decorating store right now, and you'll see the popular colors for this time of year are green and turquoise. We love this funky color combination! You can be on trend with these colors while still having the fun and originality of antique and vintage pieces. Check out some of the items we have for spring:



Turquoise and Green Curtains and Valance, $22













Vintage Paper Tablecloth (set of 2), $5













Pyrex Ruffle Turquoise Dish Set (16 pieces), $24













Set of 4 1950's Turquoise Stools, $68













Vintage Birdhouse Tin, $12

Flower Power!

Still suffering from the winter blues? Bring in some 1960's flower power to brighten up your life!


Pink Flower Twin Sheet, $10













Flower Power Vintage Towel, $6













Calico Fabric Yardage, $8













Pink Rosebud Pillow, $6













Orange Flower Power Towel, $5

Valentine's Day: A Gift for Every Budget

Ok ladies - Valentine's Day is almost upon us, and we know that men do their best shopping when they have help. So send them to us, and we'll help them find the perfect gift for you, no matter what the budget is:


At $62, this pale yellow and pink chair makes a perfect desk chair or corner chair, and, with its subtle throne-like quality, will make any woman feel like a queen.















You can relax in style with these pink silk vintage pajamas. Priced at just $10, your husband or boyfriend can relax, too.















What woman wouldn't love this fun, vintage beaded bag, priced at $6.50?















This $16 vintage tole tray is perfect for serving you breakfast in bed.














Didn't see anything that caught your eye? Check out our albums on Facebook for more merchandise, or just send your honey into our shop and we'll help him pick the perfect gift.

Make Nana's Linens Your Own

We saw this look in a magazine - the concept of re-purposing antique doilies into one of a kind pieces of clothing was inspired by a California designer. I made this vest by piecing together remnants of antique lace doilies. It's a great way to breathe new life into those linens from Grandma's hope chest.

More than just underwear!

This weeks feature is on vintage slips. Sometimes conservative, sometimes daring, always beautiful, they're more than just underwear! A vintage camisole under a velvet blazer looks romantic and sophisticated, and a thicker, full slip paired with jeans looks quirky and daring. But more than that, they make great decorative items! Hang them in your bathroom or guest bedroom to give a blank wall a romantic and old-fashioned feel.

Planting More Than a Seed: Vintage Plant Stands Hold More Than Just Plants

This week we're featuring a pair of vintage metal plant stands. The reason we love these particular items is because of the multiple uses they have. When I first saw them, my first thought was candle holders. Another great use for when you're hosting company is to use them as drink holders, indoors or outdoors. And of course, we can't ignore how pretty they are when used for their original intention as plant holders. How would you use them?