Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Le Faded Fleur




About a month ago,
I went shopping with my daughter 
to one of our local flea markets.
Shocking, right?
:)




Well, we came across this booth, 
with the sweetest mother/daughter duo
who were selling all kinds of wonderful items.
Jody and her mother, Rebecca, 
had their booths displayed so well.
I wanted to buy everything!

Lots of chippy white antiques, 
old ironstone,  Victorian furniture,
linens and laces, 
lovely jewelry.... gorgeous things.

Their collected objects were so pretty,
 but I wanted to share the bags 
and pillows that Jody makes 
using pieces of old
antique lace and vintage monogrammed linens.
I went crazy for them!




Aren't these pillows gorgeous? 




Jody has a shop on Etsy 
and she sells her items there as well.
She also takes custom orders,
so if there is an initial you would like her to make
into a pillow or a market tote bag,
just let her know.

Her Etsy store is called Le Faded Fleur.

 

Here she is with her mom!





Her mother has a blog,
maybe you are familiar with it?

 (She just posted a piece she transformed 
with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint.
Go check it out too!)


Thanks for stopping by today!

17 comments:

Barbara Bussey {The Treasured Home} said...

What beautiful pillows! I've given away old linen and lace goodies I've inherited. Wish I'd seen these first! I might (maybe not) have done something pretty with them!

Anonymous said...

I simply adore vintage linens too, and besides vintage dishes, that's what my eyes look at first at antique stores. A lot of mine are tucked away, but it's wonderful that these women put these beautiful pieces of the past to good use.

Sorry I haven't answered your e-mail yet. I did see it, but have been swamped lately and am behind on replying. Thanks for letting me know about your painting talents, and I hope we can see some more of your goodies sometime soon!

Miss Kitty said...

Thanks so much for sharing this great resource for those gorgeous pillows! Just beautiful.

Lisa @ Fern Creek Cottage said...

I remember seeing there booth. Everything was really beautiful!! I'll have to go check out her blog. Thanks for sharing it!

The French Hutch said...

I love the pillows, and I certainly want to see more of their items so I'l visit their Etsy store. Love the vintage things.

~Emily
The French Hutch

Carolyn@Sweet Chaos Home said...

Alison... Love your house, love your blog, love you, and I LOVE your music taste. Almost wept when I heard Eva Cassidy's beautiful voice just now. I've enjoyed listening to Rusted Root here before, but Eva is my absolute favorite. I knew I liked you!

Oh, and your post was great, too :)I'm going to check out their etsy store.

Sarah said...

Alison, these pillows are charming. Love it when one finds a special vendor and shares. I'm headed over to visit her now.........Sarah

Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...

Oh I follow mom's blog, it is wonderful. The pillows and bags are just stunning. Such a creative use of beautiful linens. Hugs, Marty

Pinky at Designs by Pinky said...

First of all, which one is the Mother???? They are both beautiful and look like sisters! The pillows are GORGEOUS!!! I will go check out the Etsy shop! XO, Pinky

michele said...

gorgeous work! i love the femininity of the linens!

michele

Ricki Treleaven said...

Those pillows are absolutely *to die for* Thanks for the links, Alison!

Rebecca said...

Hi Alison
Thank you so much for the great review and it is so nice to meet fellow bloggers...
We will be doing the Folkart show at the end of the month also. Thanks again!
Blessings
Rebecca

Cindy @ Dwellings-The Heart of Your Home said...

Lovely pillows, so unique! Thanks for sharing, I've visited the Etsy and Blog! Have a wonderful week!

An Oasis in the Desert said...

Oh my, what a lovely shop! I just love those pillows, plus just about everything else that I could see! Thanks for the wonderful tour.
:) CAS

Tammy@Beatrice Banks said...

Love them! Linen anything is always gorgeous.

Debra@CommonGround said...

Rebecca is one of my dear friends, and she and Jody really know how to create and put on a great booth! I didn't realize Jody had an Etsy shop. Heading over right now! xo Debra

d e l i g h t said...

Her items are beautiful! Thanks for sharing. I'm on my way to check out her store!