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155 results for "vintage"
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The old glass jar had housed many ingredients over the years, from pickles to polliwogs. Gretchen's grandmother kept her sugar in it and taught her how to release the lid with the snap of its hinge. Today Gretchen likes it...
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Lupe liked to keep her things close. She was always carrying something—her tablet, a sketchpad or sometimes a handful of pencils. She needed a bag that could keep up without getting in the way and a shorter strap for comfort....
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Misa's early 19th century porcelain hand painted plates, are her pride and joy. The beautiful hand painted relief of each flower and delicate bronze line work on each plate, renders each one its own one-of-a-kind piece of art. The characters...
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Tana's found her long roomy bag is ideal for storing veggies, art materials, all the little bags, wallet, glasses and phone with plenty more room for collected flowers. She's passionate about foraging on her nature walks, for the bright colors...
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Fisherman talk to the surf and the gurgling stream. Their outdoor stories are told a million times. Sometimes a wistfully look upon the maiden of the box brings them luck of a good catch. When Stephen found his tackle box...
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Sharing a studio, Carolyn's excited when Woody's working in the same space. She does her own collage cards but peers over his shoulder in amazement of his sticky fingered process, so different than hers, observing his carefree layering. Carolyn smooths...
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Joan's parents liked things polished, when she was growing up. Much of the weekend was spent sweeping up their cottage and making sure copper was ready for serving company. Now she lets her cream and sugar sit in the window,...
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Juanita's hand painted box is made of lightweight composite material from back in the fifties. It has classic brush painting on the lid and is perfect for nuts at the table or bracelets on her dresser. She loves her folk...
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The thing about Henry is, he doesn't like kids messing with his things. And you better well know you are going to get a gruff shoo shoo out of his garage if you reach for his old oil can, to...
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Laura Bell had an old family quilt her puppy chewed a corner off of. She threw it in the recycling bin thinking sadly: "If only something could be made of it….” Fortunately Carolyn found it and made a feedbag type...
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When Neda dressed for her bon fire beach parties, her US Navy handmade satchel, was a one-of-a-kind favorite, perfect for her rolled up dungarees and pin striped bathing suit top. All she needed was her bottled water she carried well....
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His home used to be the railroad yards back when jumping a train with familiar buddies, meant sharing a beat and a tune. Barrel beating, hip slapping and good 'monica playing, filled his evenings 'round the campfire. Then one day...
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A few years back Tommy took out his soldering gun and his bottle caps and put a few cans together before they called toys, 'folk art’. These days he plays conductor and runs his little train around the room, making...
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Violet is crazy about her gerber daisies and lets her granddaughter water the flower pots. It gives little Baby Cakes such pleasure to hold the can for the "fresh rain" from the spout. Violet’s shovel is perfect for repotting too and...
