Here’s what I found this past weekend at the world famous War Eagle Craft Fair! It was a perfect day…cool, clear and breezy with the leaves changing colors…life is good in the Ozarks! There was lots to check out from the truly talented, the gifted and gorgeous, and the sad but still hanging out tacky country hand painted turkey feathers. I kid you knot!
Scented puka pods from Africa look like miniature pumpkins and make a great potpourri.
Uh huh….an old, beaten up folding chair painted with a pumpkin. Good to know they are still in demand!
I hardly saw the jewelry, because I was so interested in how this artist came up with lamp shades!
Hand crafted steel flowers for your garden…they will rust out to perfection!
Speaking of rust…this artist twisted lengths of barbed wire into wonderful trees, spheres and pumpkins. And pigs, boots and cows!
Beautifully glazed soup bowls and serving pieces from a potter from Kansas
The young ladies loved the hand knitted hats and silver rings…and the hamburgers!
Trailer after trailer of good food…tent after tent of handmade items!
Crossing over the War Eagle river by the mill to check out more great items!
Guess I’m a sucker for rusted out yard art…
LOVED this booth…painted corrugated tin with whimsical flair!
Adore this mirror!
and bird houses…
This was a great retro décor booth…and she carried a lot of vintage Christmas glass ornaments
which I love and had to have…check out that tiny chandelier ornament!
I bought the red/pink ornaments and she wrapped them up…
just like they did back in the old days…the very old days and well before my time!
My friends and I threw a wedding shower for a lovely young couple who were marrying in November. We were going to host a lot of people, so we rented the beautiful Bonneville House in Downtown Fort Smith.
