Urban Finds... Success!
Check out our first experience on the road!
Filled the ol' Trailer... Thanks Paul and Kevin for breaking your backs for us! Best Hubbies in the world! - As Karen would say!
Love the old shutters!
Two crazy ladies with an eye for JUNK!
Before...
Love the Burlap Curtain -- made by Karen. My sexy-liberal friend* ha ha! She's hilarious!
Chicken crate turned coffee table! Farm Chic!
Alpha-Doors
Tower de chairs!
Loved the old treasures! Come to the next show in September. It's Friday the 14th (6-8 pm) and Saturday the 15th (9-4).
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Urban Finds, What Cheer
Simply Rooted is looking forward to being a vendor at all sorts of fairs coming up! Look for us at Urban Finds in Des Moines on July 27th and 28th and the What Cheer Flea Market on August 3rd and 4th.
Here's a taste of products going on the trailer!
Here's a taste of products going on the trailer!
Friday, June 22, 2012
A Royal Wedding in Iowa
So, my good friend and former roommate, Kate, just married her long-distance romeo, Charles. And, they asked if I could do their photography for the wedding. And, though I'm focusing less on photography these days, how could I say no to a Kate & Charles wedding? It just sounds so royal!
Friday, June 15, 2012
One Man's Junk is Simply Rooted's Treasure
Using junk is a new revolution in decorating. Maybe, it is because everyone is feeling a little more poor than they were 5 years ago and jumping on the "up-cycle" band-wagon is a cheap way that you can still decorate!
I love the style. It has character, it recycles, it remembers the past! What more could an old-fashioned girl hope for? You do have to have an eye for things and an imagination for "what could be." It helps if you have thrift stores, old farms, or flea markets around your area.
Here's a couple sweet finds! My latest cohort in the shop is named Karen. She is sassy, and she is talented. She helps a ton with spying good junk!
I love the style. It has character, it recycles, it remembers the past! What more could an old-fashioned girl hope for? You do have to have an eye for things and an imagination for "what could be." It helps if you have thrift stores, old farms, or flea markets around your area.
Here's a couple sweet finds! My latest cohort in the shop is named Karen. She is sassy, and she is talented. She helps a ton with spying good junk!
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