We didn't purchase
anything in the photos of the earlier post. Oh, wait... I did get two spools of wool! What we mostly brought home was all about storage. My mother doesn't have a closet upstairs in the barn. I have a studio exploding with bits of everything. We were so inspired by the old industrial remnains from a time long ago. A couple of crates and some amazing factory racks on wheels (from the the early days of the shoe industry) made us very happy.
Can't wait to work on tidying up. I have never given you a true studio tour... hoping this magic rack, mine is the big one, will aid my fabric storage situation and make it photo-worthy. We also carefully chose a few beautiful odds and ends, including several of these!
My mom and I selected a couple of antique, hand-carved, teak wood blocks from India. We had such a hard time choosing... the photo only shows 1/3 of the display. Can't wait to try them out on linen! I also have some nice ideas for some wonderful vintage fabric I couldn't resist for my shop.
More on all of this when I get back to updating that said shop... If you 'd like to see more photos from
Madison Bouckville, check out this
flickr set I just created.
We didn't purchase anything in the photos of the earlier post. Oh, wait... I did get two spools of wool! What we mostly brought home was all about storage. My mother doesn't have a closet upstairs in the barn. I have a studio exploding with bits of everything. We were so inspired by the old industrial remnains from a time long ago. A couple of crates and some amazing factory racks on wheels (from the the early days of the shoe industry) made us very happy.
Can't wait to work on tidying up. I have never given you a true studio tour... hoping this magic rack, mine is the big one, will aid my fabric storage situation and make it photo-worthy. We also carefully chose a few beautiful odds and ends, including several of these!
My mom and I selected a couple of antique, hand-carved, teak wood blocks from India. We had such a hard time choosing... the photo only shows 1/3 of the display. Can't wait to try them out on linen! I also have some nice ideas for some wonderful vintage fabric I couldn't resist for my shop. 
More on all of this when I get back to updating that said shop... If you 'd like to see more photos from Madison Bouckville, check out this flickr set I just created.
love your storage ideas
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see them in action
in your barn studio
that fabric is so maya*made
What treasures! I so want to come thrifting with you. Those racks are perfect and what a treat to see all of those Indian wood blocks. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
ReplyDeletegreat found!!!! those racks are amazing and looks well. The indian wood blocks are a beautiful treasure!!
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amazing
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Awesome.
ReplyDeleteLove those racks.
WOW those hand-carve are amazing!! Lucky you!! (^v^)
ReplyDeleteI love everything you found. What a fun day you must have had.
ReplyDeleteQué suerte has tenido en encontrar ésta hermosa colección de sellos!!!saludos,
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I am LOVING the hand-carved wooden blocks!
ReplyDeleteWow...such great finds. Love all those "stamps" I guess that is what they are. amazing. love the paisley.
ReplyDeleteThose racks on wheels are amazing! Would love to have one of them myself! Can't wait to see your photos.
ReplyDeleteOh Maya,
ReplyDeleteNo doubt that you and your lovely mother had a field day! The pictures of the event are exquisite. Makes me want to fly down next year from SFO to attend the event myself! And I will make sure to bring a spanish handheld fan. Actually, I just might find one there at the flea market!
Such beauty in your photos, the wood blocks are incredible!
ReplyDeleteWOW...the antique printing blocks from India are delectable....I love them. I could see them filling a simple wooden bowl on a table for display....what a great collection to have!
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