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Come Flea With Me: Burly Park

A little over a month ago I was able to travel South to one of my favorite flea markets!
Burley Park is quite large and usually very busy! This day was no exception!

I took my daughter and son with me. She is always a great help with her little brother!

I didn't come home with any large items, but I came home with a handfull of small items!

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Come Flea With Me: Hens & Friends Barn Market

While making a trip to the local Habitat for Humanity Resale Store I saw this sign.

I loved the sign and thought that I would make the trip North to Kingsley to see what it was all about.

Rainbow of Hope Farm was a beautiful! I am a sucker for barn photos so I began snapping away.

The market is organized by the owner of The Red Dresser in Traverse City.

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I was pleasantly surprised when we pulled up to the little market. I bought a little wooden box from the first booth I entered! There were so many adorable items!

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I fell in love with so many things, but left with just a handful of small items. I love each and everyone of them! Great little items for my kitchen!

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DIY Showoff - DIY Project Parade

Cherished Bliss - Craft and Tell

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Alderberry Hill

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Ella Claire

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Lolly Jane

Elizabeth & Co. - Be Inspired

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Craftberry Bush

Whipperberry

SNAP! Creativity - Show and Tell

See Vanessa Craft

Liz Marie Blog - Link Up with Me, Liz Marie

House of Hepworths - Hookin Up with HoH

My Simple Home Life - Simply Creations

The Shabby Creek Cottage - Transformation Thursday
Freckled Laundry - Air Your Laundry Textile Party

Miss Mustard Seed - Furniture Feature Friday

The Shabby Nest - Frugal Friday

French Country Cottage - Feathered Nest Friday

At the Picket Fence - Inspiration Friday

Tatertots and Jello - Weekend Wrap Up Party

Nifty Thrifty Things

It's Overflowing - Overflowing with Creativity

My 1929 Charmer - Sunday's Best

I Heart Nap Time - Sundae Scoop

Twigg Studios - Sunday Show Off

Come Flea With Me: Evart Flea Market

A little over a month ago I traveled to a nearby community for an annual flea market that they host in the fields of an old airport.

It's a very small market and I didn't really know what to expect.

I did find a small pile of loot all for less then $5.

The community also hosted thier annual city-wide yard sales so I drove around a bit to see what I could find. One stop I made in particular ended up making the trip well worth my time. The owners were very eager to sell and everything I stopped to look at they were throwing great prices at me. I have really been practicing my negotiating skills while out an about at markets. After looking at a few items and having them throw prices out at me I decided to throw out a price for the whole "bundle". I was overjoyed when they accepted! I saved almost $40 from the prices they were originally giving to me so that made me happy. I picked up a queen size wrought iron bed frame, a wooden tool caddy, and this industrial locker all for $50.

This locker definately needed some love, but I was hoping with some TLC and a little paint that it would end up fitting into my bathroom. I loved the height, depth, and size.

A transformation post will be coming in the near future!