Wimberly Market Days Nov. 2013

Below are Photos of our glass garden sculptures and vintage items as well as Lou Lou's shelf with hand painted items. These are from our booth in Wimberly, Texas at Wimberly Market Days. http://www.shopmarketdays.com. You can visit market days the first Saturday of every month from March through December. Come visit us at booth #302, we would love to meet you

Kris, Sandi and I in booth.

Lou Lou's artful shelf

Vintage gifts table

Vintage Jewelry, Hand Embroidered Bags

Glass Garden Sculptures

Silver-Plate, Lavender Sachets, Vintage Items

Christmas Corner Designed by Sandi.

The crowds were happy and in great spirits. It was a beautiful day. High temperature was 76 and the low was 50 in the a.m. Sunshine and blue skies blessed us all day long.

Can't wait to see YOU!

God Bless you and yours,

Love, Ory

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