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Holidays and big events always seem to get here sooner than you think they will, 
or at least they do for me. 
  
I had so many ideas for projects for July 4th.  
These barnwood and beadboard flags are finished up just in time. 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
Today my husband and I celebrate our 7th wedding anniversary! 
  
It has been quite the ride so far. 
  
He took this beach girl from a condo across the street from the ocean in South Florida 
 to the base of the Blue Ridge mountains in upstate South Carolina. 
  
I miss the ocean terribly and hopefully we'll move back to it one day... 
...but for now, I'm a country girl. 
  
 This country girl has been learning how to grow a garden these past few years. 
I started a 4'x4' raised bed container garden 5 years ago  
and each year since I've added more raised beds,  
but this year we decided to grow a traditional row garden. 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
I mentioned earlier this week that I worked on a little white cabinet to put in my booth  
and here it is. 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This past week was super busy sorting and cleaning all of the treasures that I brought home from the 90 mile yard sale my mother and I went to last weekend. 
  
I'm proud to say that I have organized and cleaned everything.  
The items that I purchased for my Etsy shop are listed (some have sold!) 
and the items I purchased for my new booth space are displayed there. 
  
Here are a few of the pieces that I added to my Etsy shop. 
 
 
 
 
 
During a trip to Hobby Lobby this week, I spotted this ready made burlap pennant banner. 
It was 1/2 off, so I purchased it. 
  
You can easily make any kind of banner you would like. 
I decided to make a patriotic banner to add to my window booth space. 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Now that I have my new window booth space to keep full, 
 I've been making more of an effort to frequent flea markets. 
  
Recently, I found this cool vintage seed sorter. 
It is a perfect combination of weathered wood, rust and galvanized metal. 
  
As soon as I saw it I thought it would make a unique magnetic memo board.