Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Lamps I will be Listing for sale at Etsy frstyfrolk Vintage Shop
I have been trying to find time to get these lamps I have no room for anymore. I just have to weigh for shipping , get diminsions, and find a ship container safe box. Check out frstyfrolk Vintage Etsy Shop here.
If you are interested, message me please at frstyfrolk@gmail.com
Smiles, Cyndi
Labels:
crystals,
Etsy Shop,
frstyfrolk,
hanging,
lamps,
large lamps,
stained glass,
table lamps,
vintage
Friday, January 22, 2016
The Friday Flea: List #140 Jan 22
The Friday Flea: List #140 Jan 22: Like us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/TheFridayFlea New list begins every Friday at 1:00 am Eastern time. Think of the Upcoming Various Holidays for some Great deals for Gifts or for yourself!
Lots of Shabby, Digital and Chic listings, Handmade, Hand Crafted, New and Vintage Trinkets , Ladies Fashions, Steampunk, and Jewelry. Many Keepsakes to Cherish! Take a Look for yourself at over 35 items and new are added all through the day and weekend.
Click on Blue Link Above to visit! Why not join us next week?
Smiles, Cyndi
Lots of Shabby, Digital and Chic listings, Handmade, Hand Crafted, New and Vintage Trinkets , Ladies Fashions, Steampunk, and Jewelry. Many Keepsakes to Cherish! Take a Look for yourself at over 35 items and new are added all through the day and weekend.
Click on Blue Link Above to visit! Why not join us next week?
Smiles, Cyndi
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Live Forest Moss Collecting Terrariums Fairy Gnome Hobbit Sprite Gardens
I love being in the forest and collecting moss that I sell in my ByLightOfMoon Etsy shop which has become a Nature and Supplies Shop more than when I first opened it 6 years ago. I just had my Sixth Anniversary with this shop! It has been a good and fun Six years!
I have learned so much since we moved to the forest! We retired and moved here 3 1/2 years ago and before that I lived in the city, I had always lived in a city.
At first I was selling crafting supplies separate from my Vintage Etsy shop "frstyfrolk Dragonfly Dreams" which was my shop for Vintage in Good Condition " and my vintage supplies that I craft with was in my supplies ByLightOfMoon shop!
I took moss for granted when we lived in the city but now I can walk right out my front door and be in the forest where we used to drive for hours to vacation in the woods and camp, hike,and raft, in fact, our community is a tourist destination and motorcycles come here to ride the two lane curvy roads and folks have second vacation homes here. We are two hours from any big city!
Here is the moss when I find in in the forest and I collected what the deer have kicked up and also some small amounts from a clump or loose moss I find just lying around. It can dry out but comes right back when watered, it is very resilient.
Here is how it looks after cleaned it as I went in the forest to get the pine needles and leaf collections off of it.
Sometimes I collect ferns also as was this order.
I have had a lot of fun forcing bulbs with the pussy willow I wrote about in and earlier post.
Not much room and I brought the white table holding the forced blooms downstairs from the attic craft room, this area looks to our back yard where I dream of sitting and reading a good book. On the table, I have pussy willow, hyacinth in Two Purple's (Light and dark) and had two pinks in bloom that have faded. I will plant them outside. The far pink in Kalanchoe in a beautiful Fushia color. The book table is holding the bulbs I was given and had pussy willow planted in them but they did not bloom like they do in just fresh water. And, the planter with the water globe is Swedish Ivy that was doing bad upstairs so I brought it down and it revived beautifully. It is cold in the attic but I still have my aloe and succulents, geraniums, and some other plants there, we will see if they survive the winter.
Another neat thing I have found in my area I live in is pink streaked sand. It just fascinated me when I found it as it was under the grey mica sand I collect for my potting soil and terrariums. It reminds me of sherbet ice cream!
It is just amazing isn't it? Just lovely! A great find!
I had fun sharing my collections with you. I am also building my wall with extra and a different kind of moss I find to cover the rock and try to look a little nicer!
We also have the bear return for a visit last week, she got into my finch feeder and took off with her one end of it. It was a green plastic globe at each end with the finch feeder inside, she also took the suet from two suet holders, usually she takes all of it but, we have repaired them from her earlier visits and I suppose they came apart easily and all she took was the suet, thanks goodness! I am so glad she did not bother or nice wood feeders. We got two lighthouses for Christmas and have a log cabin feeder up also. She already has destroyed one, I never found anything but the roof before.
Off to get to my day! I have another moss order., thank goodness!
Smiles, Cyndi
I have learned so much since we moved to the forest! We retired and moved here 3 1/2 years ago and before that I lived in the city, I had always lived in a city.
At first I was selling crafting supplies separate from my Vintage Etsy shop "frstyfrolk Dragonfly Dreams" which was my shop for Vintage in Good Condition " and my vintage supplies that I craft with was in my supplies ByLightOfMoon shop!
I took moss for granted when we lived in the city but now I can walk right out my front door and be in the forest where we used to drive for hours to vacation in the woods and camp, hike,and raft, in fact, our community is a tourist destination and motorcycles come here to ride the two lane curvy roads and folks have second vacation homes here. We are two hours from any big city!
Here is the moss when I find in in the forest and I collected what the deer have kicked up and also some small amounts from a clump or loose moss I find just lying around. It can dry out but comes right back when watered, it is very resilient.
Here is how it looks after cleaned it as I went in the forest to get the pine needles and leaf collections off of it.
I don;t think my buyers realize how much is involved in collecting moss as I can't just go get it and put it in a bag. It does involve a lot of my time. Time is what I have and not $$$ so I enjoy it but it helps to buy gas and groceries between paydays. And, it does take a lot of time to process an order but I try very hard for 24-48 house shipping and always with tracking number sent to my buyers.
Sometimes I collect ferns also as was this order.
Here is was freezing weather last week and I had to bring it inside to work on it.
I have had a lot of fun forcing bulbs with the pussy willow I wrote about in and earlier post.
Not much room and I brought the white table holding the forced blooms downstairs from the attic craft room, this area looks to our back yard where I dream of sitting and reading a good book. On the table, I have pussy willow, hyacinth in Two Purple's (Light and dark) and had two pinks in bloom that have faded. I will plant them outside. The far pink in Kalanchoe in a beautiful Fushia color. The book table is holding the bulbs I was given and had pussy willow planted in them but they did not bloom like they do in just fresh water. And, the planter with the water globe is Swedish Ivy that was doing bad upstairs so I brought it down and it revived beautifully. It is cold in the attic but I still have my aloe and succulents, geraniums, and some other plants there, we will see if they survive the winter.
Another neat thing I have found in my area I live in is pink streaked sand. It just fascinated me when I found it as it was under the grey mica sand I collect for my potting soil and terrariums. It reminds me of sherbet ice cream!
It is just amazing isn't it? Just lovely! A great find!
I had fun sharing my collections with you. I am also building my wall with extra and a different kind of moss I find to cover the rock and try to look a little nicer!
We also have the bear return for a visit last week, she got into my finch feeder and took off with her one end of it. It was a green plastic globe at each end with the finch feeder inside, she also took the suet from two suet holders, usually she takes all of it but, we have repaired them from her earlier visits and I suppose they came apart easily and all she took was the suet, thanks goodness! I am so glad she did not bother or nice wood feeders. We got two lighthouses for Christmas and have a log cabin feeder up also. She already has destroyed one, I never found anything but the roof before.
Off to get to my day! I have another moss order., thank goodness!
Smiles, Cyndi
Labels:
bear visitor,
bird feeders,
ByLightOfMoon,
collecting,
etsy,
forest,
forest ferns,
freeze,
frstyfrolk,
live moss,
nature,
pink sand,
suet feeders,
supplies,
vintage,
winter weather,
woods
Friday, January 30, 2015
The Friday Flea: List #88 January 30
The Friday Flea: List #88 January 30:
Check out the New Friday Listings ever week! List 88 is up for this week and you will find lots of fabulous deals! Like us on Facebook!
I have featured four items from each of my Etsy shops! A very important Holiday is upcoming so, look for your much needed gifts and fun items!
Smiles, Cyndi
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Check out the New Friday Listings ever week! List 88 is up for this week and you will find lots of fabulous deals! Like us on Facebook!
I have featured four items from each of my Etsy shops! A very important Holiday is upcoming so, look for your much needed gifts and fun items!
Smiles, Cyndi
Monday, January 20, 2014
Books Should Never Be Destroyed!
The Chattanooga Newspaper last weekend
had this article about the UNITED STATES POST OFFICE SHREDDING BOOKS!
I cannot believe it!
Someone, somewhere can use it!
Click to see the article in larger view
I just last week purchase some Discard Library Books at the Friends of the Library for only 10 cents each! Talk about a great price, could it pass them up!
AT least, the do not destroy them, they pass them on to someone, somewhere who can use them.
I can donate them to the Senior Center or read them, craft with them, or donate to a Thrift Shop who will probably sell them for $1.00-$2.00.
They still are good readable books and Good Stories and I can see where the Library may need more room for new incoming books but Never Destroy a book, please!
Many of what I got had been on the New York Best Seller List at one time even.
Take care of these books!
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Smiles, Cyndi
Labels:
book stores,
Books,
donate,
free giveaway,
library,
Old,
pay it forward,
Read,
stories,
thrift shops,
vintage
Friday, November 1, 2013
Friday Flea Market ~ Great Finds!
I found the neatest site to sell things in your closets, clothing and accessories only~
It is called Threadflip, and this is my page there. I was invited to join and sell on this site! I have found the most fascinating clothing and accessories just looking around this site. It is new and not well known YET! But, there are many sellers and buyers there, even lookers! That is OK too!
See what folks are selling from their closets and the accessories they might have, also jewelry! I can list my new and vintage items there which I LOVE because I can't sell NEW on Etsy but I have also included some Vintage Clothing and accessories and I am just getting started listing there.
And, uess what I did this week, I sold some ribbon on Etsy ByLightOfMoon Shop and I could not locate it. I had some suitcases that I had never opened since we moved to this small cabin and it taks time to go through things. I had tied the suitcase closed , (the hardware)works but I did this anyway! I tied a strip of a sheet around the suitcase and when I opened it, I was amazed at what I found. It was full of trims and seam bindings, sewing items etc. I have been using to work on my Mixed Media lamp shades! This is the sheet strip it was tied with:
Well, After this suitcase I knew I had another I had not opened in fact two of them, here they are just full of beautiful laces and crochet, knitted items GALORE!
And then I even had another I had forgot what was in it: It was a selection of greeting cards! And, I have several plastic bin tubs full of them too!
I Am so excited to get started going through them. Of course, I have excess so I will be listing them in my Etsy shops too! I alreadyhave listed some sales in my Etsy shops and I have some listings n Ebay also, Ebay http://myworld.ebay.com/frstyfrolk Etsy shops Supplies and Handmade ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/bylightofmoon Vintage ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/frstyfrolk Smiles, Cyndi
And, uess what I did this week, I sold some ribbon on Etsy ByLightOfMoon Shop and I could not locate it. I had some suitcases that I had never opened since we moved to this small cabin and it taks time to go through things. I had tied the suitcase closed , (the hardware)works but I did this anyway! I tied a strip of a sheet around the suitcase and when I opened it, I was amazed at what I found. It was full of trims and seam bindings, sewing items etc. I have been using to work on my Mixed Media lamp shades! This is the sheet strip it was tied with:
Well, After this suitcase I knew I had another I had not opened in fact two of them, here they are just full of beautiful laces and crochet, knitted items GALORE!
And then I even had another I had forgot what was in it: It was a selection of greeting cards! And, I have several plastic bin tubs full of them too!
I Am so excited to get started going through them. Of course, I have excess so I will be listing them in my Etsy shops too! I alreadyhave listed some sales in my Etsy shops and I have some listings n Ebay also, Ebay http://myworld.ebay.com/frstyfrolk Etsy shops Supplies and Handmade ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/bylightofmoon Vintage ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/frstyfrolk Smiles, Cyndi
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