Stacy Nash Primitive Designs
6844 Silver Tree Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46236

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Monday, July 9, 2012

My Maggie inspired cupboard...

This awesome cupboard was inspired by my BFF Maggie Bononami.
I just saw her in Spring Green, Wisconsin and again in Lee's Summit, Missouri.
WOO HOO

It has come to my attention that she is a bad influence.....
the more I'm around her the more money I spend : )
We had a nice little spending spree at Country Sampler in Spring Green and I loaded the van full of purchases in Lee's Summit.

So....I have to share some good shopping places and an awesome antique show that's coming up again in September.

Greenwood Merchantile
409 Main Street
Greenwood, Missouri
www.thegreenwoodmercantile.com

&

Millett & Co.
808 Main Street
Greenwood, Missouri

When I find myself in Missouri I always have to visit these shops.  My house is full of treasures from Greenwood.

Old Summit Country Antique Show
held at John Knox Pavilion
400 N.W. Murray Road
Lee's Summit, Missouri
 

The next show is September 15, 2012
And I'll be in St. Charles, Missouri for the Celebration of Needlework show just a few days later so the timing is perfect.  Maybe we'll run into each other roaming the isles : )

Here are all my things in my Maggie inspires cupboard....

 Love my puzzle ball pinkeeps.....Maggie was the first to introduce me to these sweet little things. 
And the mercury glass compote was purchased last year on my Spring Green trip.

 My sweet little strawberry.
So my Mom went with me to Lee's Summit and on our way home Maggie invited us to come by and see her house. 
 OMG does not come close to describing it. 
It's amazing!!!
Of course I've seen bits and pieces of her house in her books, but to see it in person was a real treat.
And to top it all off Maggie gave me this sweet little strawberry pinkeep that she made.
I held it all the way back to Indianapolis. 
And now it has a good home in the cupboard on top of a little pinkeep that my Mom found in Greenwood.
 My Mom likes old books and she finds them everywhere we go.
The bundle of old letters were found in Tennessee when were there for Market in the Spring.

 I love old textiles....I found this nice old piece of homespun at the antique show in Lee's Summit.
There were lots of pieces to chose from.

 Mom found these old bobbins at the antique show too. 
The little one makes a nice scissor holder.

We seem to be on a kick of buying old crystal salt and pepper shakers.
Mom found these little cuties in Greenwood.

 And Maggie has me looking for these sweet little tin boxes wherever I go.
She has an amazing collection and she sent me one that I use as a sewing box.
It's one of my most coveted treasures.

 And this big boy came from Greenwood Mercantile......right outta Maggie's booth.
The funny thing is I was with her in Wisconsin when she bought it.
Well as soon as I saw the darn thing I knew I had to have it!!! 
It's right at home in my Maggie cupboard.....right in front on the big ol' platter I 
bought from Maggie a few years ago.
Are you starting to see a theme here?!?! ....lol

 This little basket is too cute....and guess where it came from......
the antique show in Lee's Summit  : )
From the same people I bought the cupboard from.
I filled it with the coolest old looking papers we bought from Country Sampler.
They look like old ledger paper.....you can see a couple behind that big old platter.

And the gourd was found at an antique shop that's right around the corner from Maggie's house.

And the cookie cutters.....they are another Maggie related story.
So Maggie shows up to the Country Sampler for the Grand Olde Flag Girls Gathering last month with this amazing old cookie cutter.....It was huge and in the shape of a folk art bird. 
Maggie even used it to make all of us shortbread cookies......and boy did they taste good.
So.....on the way home from Lee's Summit I ran across this big ol' goat cookie cutter and I had to get it.  Then I found a little chick cookie cutter......and then I found 2 little folky flower cookie cutters.
It was just comical.....everywhere I looked I saw cookie cutters.

But Maggie's cookie cutter is amazing....I've never seen anything like it.  And she's having someone reproduce it so maybe one day soon we can all have one.  I'll let y'all know when she has them ready....you know I've got to have one to go in my Maggie cupboard : )

Oh....and the photo shoot was pretty amazing too!!!
We found the perfect place and my editor and photographer were fantastic.  And thankfully my Mom was with me.....I couldn't have done it without her. 
 I've been blessed with the perfect team.  We picked the hottest day of the year but my team hung in there and we knocked it out before someone passed out.
.   I had a certain look that I really wanted for the pictures and my editor went above and beyond and found just what I wanted.
 I don't want to spoil the book with too many details.....just trust me when I say you will love it.

Decorating is over.....now it's back to stitching...lol

Until next time my friend......

12 comments:

Pamela@ The Sampler Makers Farmhouse said...

love the bobbin as a scissors holder~

Theresa said...

Love all your goodies Stacy.... can't wait to get a copy of your book. I'm sure you'll tell us all how to get a copy when it's released. ;0)

Jeannie said...

Hi Stacy,
I am still trying to get a hold of you about the Valentine Postcards, and samplers.
I am not sure if my emails are going to your spam folder?
Please contact me.
Many thanks~
Mary
wicks1822@ameritech.net

Carrie ~ Cricketwood Prims said...

I totally understand your Maggie cupboard, I LOVE everything Maggie. I have been lucky enough to take a few classes from her at the Buggy Barn, and someday I will be at PMW and look forward to seeing both of you their. Thanks for sharing your Maggie cupboard!

marly said...

Looks like you found some wonderful treasures. I especially love the tin boxes.

Anonymous said...

Everything is great and I really like the bundle of letters..Great cupboard too..

Elizabeth said...

Adore the cupboard and all the goodies on it. I have an old tin that belonged to my late father. I think it is somewhere in the garage. I'm thinking I'm going to have to go and rescue it if I can find it amongs DH's junk

Robin at The Primitive Hutch said...

Oh my gosh so many wonderful things ~ I really like the old bobbins, bundle of letters, tin boxes, cookie cutters and I'm so loving the maggie cupboard!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Prim Blessings
Robin

Lida said...

Great looking, fantastic finds, enjoy!
Lida

Lori from Notforgotten Farm said...

wonderful !

Chocolates4Breakfast (Terri Malinovich) said...

What awesome goodies! I LOVE the purple velvet strawberry! I must go hunting for vintage velvet. All of your treasures are beautifully displayed!

Nancee said...

Stacy, what is the Celebration of Needlework show? I attended a TNNA show in St. Charles a couple of years ago, but they moved that show to Baltimore.