In a previous post, I had shared with you about attending a house sale, well we were the first ones to arrive for Judy's open house. I don't even know where to begin to explain her talent. The anticipation of us imagining what she had put together was pure excitement. All I can say and as you will see from the pictures is, it was just fabulous!! You really need to have been there to experienced these awesome displays. While you may can get an idea from the pictures, it just doesn't do justice to you having been there to see it in person. I know several of ya'll couldn't wait for this post and I understand your excitement. So, I won't leave you in suspense any longer.
This was her front porch:
This was out beside her house in the garden house:
This vignette was located in her front entryway:
Wouldn't like your Laundry Room to look this elegant?
These displays were in the Dining Room:
This mantle, bottles, mirrors were off from the Kitchen:
This was in her Living Room:
This room was located off the entryway:
These awesome displays were in the front Bedroom:
Look at all the pretty things in this back Bedroom:
These beautiful things were located in her Bathroom:
Part of more displays in various rooms:
Hope you enjoyed the tour. I know I had to go back several times just to see it all. Fabulous job Judy, as always!!
OOOOH! Thank you SO MUCH for posting pics of Judy's sale!! Living here in California, I'd never be able to go there in person and I really appreciate you posting her beautiful and original displays!!
ReplyDeleteYou do such a good job at capturing great ideas in photos!!
Thanks again!
Blessings,
Myrna
Howdy! Loved the "Country French" post. If you don't mind, I'm adding your blog to the "reasons the paint dries on my brushes' so I can find my way back. Just love it! Devonia
ReplyDeleteI agree~~fabulous as always! You are so lucky to live in Texas!! Thanks for taking us to all the great places!
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Shelley
DONE! I've added your blog and thank you for adding mine! My hubby "did" Canton last week - whoa! He came home looking like a boiled lobster~ It can't be anything but even hotter next month. Moaning, groaning, kicking & whining. So glad we Texans have it though. Again, thank you for adding my link and I look forward to "getting to know you". My bests, Devonia
ReplyDeleteThat was fun! And you were the first there?! I konw you had a blast! I hope you were able to make some purchases. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend! Oh yeah, your possible trip to Mo., is it business or pleasure?
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So talented! Thanks for the lovely sharing of these wonderful displays!
ReplyDeleteWOW! How beautiful. I am confused...were you really able to buy things on display?
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xo lulu
This was such a lovely post. Lots of great eye candy. Hey I was wondering if you wanted to participate in a little inspirational game I am having over at my blog? I am trying to get the ball rolling with it. Thanks, Keri
ReplyDeleteUnutterably Divine ! So gald you were able to go and capture it for us to see. Thank you!
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DrLy*~
Your pictures are incredible! I would love to be able to attend a sale that beautiful, but I think they'd probably have to push me out the door at closing because I'd be standing and gawking all day long. Thanks for such a beautiful post.
ReplyDeletewow, her style has really changed alot! I have magazines with her home all colorful and cottagy.
ReplyDeleteWow. Just amazing. Her booth at Canton always blows me away. Thanks for the tour.
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Hi Theresa! Thanks for the great pictures from Judy's sale. She does good work, doesn't she? And your photos are wonderful! Keep them coming!!
ReplyDeleteSee you in Round Top next week. We are doing the Texas Rose show -- just down the street from The Red Barn.
See you soon!! Maggie
All of those pictures are very inspiring. Thanks for sharing!! :)
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Wow!!!! I love it! You r pictures are inspiring. I can just imagine the creative burst you would get seeing it in person. I'm glad you were able to go and share. My favorite things: the garden room, and porches. Thanks
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I am farmhouse primitive and looking at your pics makes me want to do a room in Country French...I found so many displays I just loved....glad I visit your blog...great pictures too. Judy
ReplyDeleteHi, I think your comment that you left me went to the spam bi by accident. I saw it quickly. Did you say that you wanted to participate in the game? If you have more than one fav antique thats ok, you can post more than one if you want.
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Keri
Hi Theresa, thanks for sharing Judy's sale. Her house was like a dream home. I'm new at blogging and I welcome you to leave a post. I'm giving away an apron.
ReplyDeleteI set up in Canton for 3 1/2 years and just left. But I would love to do roundtop. Your blog is great and I saved yours on mine.
Have a Blessed Day,
Bonnie
WOW...that's a lot of stuff! Where you able to buy or just look? If so...what did you buy? Sure does look like a lot to dust! HA! Thanks. Tricia
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ReplyDeleteYour blog is one of my favorites. Love, love the pictures. Dalia
I wish I was the talented Judy you were talking about but alas I couldn't put those beautiful things together if I tried. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week.
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Beautiful post!
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