My Flea Market Booth
February 11th, 2009 in member junk
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These are some of the pieces I made using ideas from this site.
I sell these items at craft shows but I ran out of room to store them at home so I put them on one side of my flea market booth. The real "junk" is on the other side.
But when I leave my booth out the back door this is what I see. A junk wonderland.
Here are some great wrought iron pieces (some weathered more than others). All kind of animal cages, vintage outdoor furniture, cans, candle holders, etc. etc.
This booth was covered up because it is closed during the week but once again just endless stuff waiting for me. Get your gears and industrial pieces here.
These are some of the pieces I made using ideas from this site.
It's so hard to go home without filling up the van with more than I brought to the flea market to get rid of. I think one guy gets most of his stuff from people's trash piles all over town. The more you buy the cheaper it is. So why buy 1 or 2 windows when you can get 10 cheaper. There are great wrought iron pieces too. There are also some great "what ja ma call its". When I have room at the house this is where I'll get all the things I need to make all the fantastic things people have posted on this site. If you're driving to Round Top this spring and pass through Dallas, this place is 180 miles east of Dallas.
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Comments (11)
Thanks for sharing! Kathy Posted: 11:25 am on February 12th
The flea market is in Greenwood, LA just outside of Shreveport. It's on Interstate 20 so it's easy to find. Come see us. Posted: 10:45 pm on February 11th
Christy Posted: 10:18 pm on February 11th
xojanis Posted: 10:03 pm on February 11th
Midge Posted: 8:41 pm on February 11th
Gretchen Posted: 7:47 pm on February 11th
Time for a spring ROAD TRIP!!!
Eileen http://ruralwisconsin.blogspot.com/ Posted: 5:13 pm on February 11th