The pink tree

I took the pink tree into the antique mall today and decorated it as well as the table it sits on.  Here are the results:

I love this pink tree.  I bought it last year after Christmas when it was on sale.  Today I decorated it with ornaments in white, pinks and red.  I also added a serving bowl full of Christmas craft items, bags of vintage ornaments, a white Eiffel Tower with a pink wreath, a box full of glittery postcards.  Note the pink and blue switch plates on the wall.  A great find on Sunday's shopping.  They are vintage and very pretty!  The little pink tray in front of the tree has bags full of frost white ornaments that look like Christmas tree bulbs.  So you can see I added lots of goodies today.  More to come in another day or two.

Be sure to visit Judy B's Shabby Chic for a few more pics of items taken in today for the booth.

I also visited with my sweet friend, Kim, of Sweet Sage Vintage while in Merchant Square.  She was fluffing and organizing her booth today as well.  She was kind enough to give me this little gift of tea roses in a tiny bottle.  Thank you so much, Kim!  I love them!!  Be sure to visit her blog and check out the pretty bottles she has decorated and put in her booth at Merchant's.

Winter updates in my booth

I have spent some time this week getting some Christmas/winter display pieces in my booth.  More coming next week, too.  Check these out!  And after that, check out the latest pics I just posted on my Facebook page, Judy B's Shabby Chic.

 I redid the table top.  I have had that giant cloche for several years.  And I purchased that round mirror earlier this year.  They make the ideal display piece for the glittered reindeer, feather ball ornaments and a couple of tiny white trees.  I also added silver balls to that tall glass container.  I love that container!  What a great display piece for any season.

I found this great vanity mirror at an estate sale this week.  It has roses on the base and the mirror is magnifying on the reverse side.  I cleaned it up using Ivory Soap, an old toothbrush, and good old water!  Took all that dust out of the tiny places and really made the mirror beautiful!  The small gold box was also found at the same estate sale.