Today I'm recapping my visit to
Vintage Market Days Nashville.
Last weekend I had the chance to go to
Vintage Market Days in Nashville.
Now y'all know I love me some junk!
This place was a junkers heaven!!
Come along and I'll take you for a tour!
There were so many things to see!
I love markets like this that help me think
outside the norm and find new uses for old things!
I love this enamel pot used for a planter!
This wire shelving unit is so cool!
It would look great as is, or on top of a long dresser or chest.
I loved this booth from
I really wanted these pillows made from vintage linens.
I'm kind of kicking myself for not getting them.
There were topiaries everywhere.
I love all of the various containers they are planted in!
This booth is from one of my favorite
vintage vendors ever,
I love that they used rustic items, like this chicken feeder
for planters. So cool!
This is my good friend Lauralynn
that went to the market with me!
This booth by Carolina Chic was one of my favorites!!
They had shiplap walls with vines in
a trellis pattern.
The ladder display above the table with
the mossy lampshades are awesome!!
The hanging buckets are such an innovative idea.
I'm trying to figure out where I can do that in my house!
This booth had such a clever idea
for old bedsprings.
They are wired together and turned into a tiered
cupcake stand. I die!
This is the best idea ever!
Can you imagine this display at a wedding?
Genius!!
So what did I end up with from Vintage Market Days?
The cutest, most charming, mini fold up metal chair,
a necklace, wooden planter boxes,
a vintage, roll up, measuring tape.,
and a metal spring that I will use as a photo holder,
or even a Christmas card holder.
The wooden planter boxes I used as lamp pedestals.
I also got a fantastic necklace made up of various vintage bits and baubs,
including a cow ear tag,
and a charm that says "never, never, give up!"
The vendor who sold it to me asked what I was never going to give up.
When I explained that I'd had a hard week,
he shook my hand, gave me a side hug and asked if he could pray over me.
I was so touched!
That's what I love about the South!
That is some southern charm right there!