Hey ya'll, I will be set up tomorrow, and through the weekend at Woodstock Market, at the corner of Highway 5 and 92, in downtown Woodstock, Georgia. Come on out and see me. I have not done a show since June, and I got lots of good junk..........Lauri
I didn't get any real good shots of the table set ups, just out of sorts that day. I will have to wait for the photographers pictures to show you those. I can't believe it has been a week since the Wedding. I am still getting things back to normal. This is one of the set ups that has the sunflowers in orange and the orange water pearls in the vases, there were 6 tables that had these, the others were a mixture of the wrought iron pumpkins with candles and the little pumpkins and gourds all around.
This was the Cinderella Carriage pumpkin and the signing book.......
Me and my sweet nephew, Kerry who flew in from Nevada for the Wedding.......
And the very best surprise, Norman and Kodi, Adams' ABAC buddies who came all the way from New Orleans for the Wedding. These guys made the day........ They are the only thing that got me through the college years when Adam was at Abraham Baldwin College in Tifton, GA. I love these guys, they are so sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Katie and Caroline, my sweet friend Lisa's daughter.........this is the closest, I will ever get to a daughter........... she was so sweet to hand out the programs for the wedding and keep the book. 
She looks just like an angel to me........I never had a daughter, so I have to tell you it took my breath away when she opened the door and this is what I saw before the wedding.......She was just beautiful........... 
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Adam Evans.........
Fightin' back the tears.............
At last, the first dance............
Well we were so lucky yesterday when the sun came out and we had the most beautiful day for the Wedding, just a few photos for now as I am dog tired and still in shock how gorgeous everything was and how proud I was of these two...........
Katie and her Dad.....
The groom and his best buds.............
Yes, I told you they're wearing Camo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adam with some of Katie's friends, isn't he the best looking thing??????????
Okay, I lied. I DID take the photographs. Maybe I will get the directions out and read how to REALLY use my camera...nah...I'd rather torment all of you. ;)
As you can clearly see I am in my 'Pearl' phase. It lends itself quite well with the old pieces of jewelry. The green drops in that necklace are vintage chandelier drops. The beads are Mother of Pearl. My friend, Christina, bought that necklace. She looks incredible wearing it as her fair skin and beautiful pale red mane make it all POP. She also looks like a Princess.
So, there they are...I will make a better attempt at photography next time. Pls feel free to email me at lulu@luluredstar.com with questions, requests etc. ox lulu
The above photos are from Lynn King's booth (The Side Door Antiques)...you might have seen some of them on Tongue in Cheek's blog during the Marburger Show...
Bea and her mom Sharon have the neatest stuff like this adorable baby. Bea can make anything into a lamp. Stay tuned for more on Bea at a later date.
ALL THAT SHINES...Scott's booth beind mine. So much bling!
This show had a lot of really nice paintings.
I believe this is a painting of Truman Capote. I don't know who the artist is but I just love it.
My friend James Young aka 'Home, James'. He always has the cutest little toys...
and his collections are always great... 
It's been a fun show so far...and I realized I have never had the time or remember to bring the camera to the show ( Lauri handled this when we did Lakewood 400).
So, here is my permanent space (ENDCAP!!!) and you see me coming and going from outside and the Ladies' Room. I am very fortunate to have these spaces and am thankful each and every show.
These adorable tub chairs are on casters and swivel.. Can you stand the adorable paint-by-numbers collie pair..so cute! I always have to have poultry accents. Below is another richly colored paint-by-numbers, a cute quilt and the other photo shows off one of 4 green French Provencal chairs, and population of old English ironstone platters. Once again, in the background are two of my feature quilts. The object to you see on the right that you see is a circa-1920s machinists box.
Below are a table and two chairs are my homage to the 'Dawgs'. The table has a mirrored top and the chairs are upholstered in red leather with nail head detail...fateuil a la Louis XVI...or is it bergere? I couldn't consult with my dear friend Lynn King before I published this post as to the correct style so I winged it. The pale pink roses on the table are from Adorable Phil (for those of you who don't know, on the 2Chipppys maiden voyage to Round Top/Warrenton, my sweet Phil sent me pink roses for my birthday)...these are because we celebrated our 15th anniversary.
The post card of the two skunks is one of my newest finds as is the delightful yellow jug from Ohio potters.
One of the best aspects of the Scott's show is what I am learning from the dealers (Lynn King, James Young, Brigetta and Tom-the-Picker) that assists me in assuring that I only have quality collectibles and antiques for my customers
I have more photos to share with you regarding my first TRUNK SHOW--which was, thanks to the attendees, a SELL OUT. Yes, I literally sold the necklace off my neck!!!!!! I am so excited because my next TRUNK SHOW will be in Ponte Vedra, FL.
I am working like a mad hen to create those specific pieces that will adorn that area's stylish fashionistas. You know how I always pay attention to the climate and the region's pulse. One can't have an original if it's generic to the world. I'm off to the lab. ox lulu
