Sunday, October 25, 2009

The Creamery Antiques

As the leaves change colors, so does Junk E. The Creamery has been transformed into a warm and cozy nesting spot. You can almost smell the Turkey cooking in the oven, as you check out some idea's for table scapeing. And speaking of Table Scapeing...Linda and I would like to see if there are any peeps out there that would like to sign up for "A walk in the woods, table scapeing class". We will hunt and gather goodies from Mother Nature, and then show you how to throw together a beautiful spread on the cheap, by using what mother gives us, and what you already have in your cupboards. The class will be at my house in Middlebury, Tuesday, November 10 at 7pm Linda and I will show you how to set a table. If you are interested email me at chosmo79@hotmail.com. The class is $20.00 and size is limited.

My sweet little Street
Great new displays at the Creamery.
All you need for entertaining for the Holidays.
please pass the gravy...
Trick or Treat?

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

french Market-Barn Fest Vendor's


Many Thanks to the Vendor's that were part of the French Market/Barn Fest. They put up with the cold wind that blew all weekend.



Shelia Leal & Glenda Goins of Candy Apple corner

Kathleen Stone-Weaver and Spinner with Kori Cripe of Meadow Brook Farm
Jessica Flores~Artist /Designer
Brad Carney-Abstract Artist
Dalis Andrews~woodcarver/artist

Monday, October 19, 2009

French Market-Barn Fest


Just wanted to Thank everyone who attended our first (hopefully annual) French Market Barn Fest. We had such a great time, and an unbelievable response. You have encouraged us to continue on, so this is just the beginning of a lot more fun. We will be busy at "The Creamery Antique Mall" tomorrow setting up a harvest theme display, so if you didn't make it to the fest, stop by this weekend.

Give us a few days to catch our breath and we'll be planning the next big event.



The photo's below are of the Harvest Room, and the team that made it happen. Myself, partner Bernie Sherck, daughter Rosemary, her friend Leo, partner Linda Sherck, and Kori and Troy Cripe, with Murphy, owners of this beautiful property.


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Directions to Meadow Brook Farm

If you are coming from Middlebury, or Elkhart, Shipshewanna take US 20 to the CR 35 intersection and turn south by the Hilltop Restaraunt. CR 22 will T at the end of CR35, turn right. It's approximately 5 miles and will be on your right.


From Goshen take Middlebury Street, (also CR 22) and go North aprox. 5 miles. Just past the straight away part of the road on the left you will first see the big red barn, then the beautiful farm house.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

French Market-Barn Fest

PLACE: Meadow Brook Farm

ADDRESS 16263 County Road 22, Goshen, IN


DATES AND TIME:

Saturday, October 17, 8-10 Early Bird Shopping ($3.00 fee charged )

10:00 TO 5:00 free admission


Sunday, October 18, 12:00 TO 5:00


CASH AND CHECKS ONLY PLEASE


Bernie & Linda Sherck & Char Osborn Swoveland form the team called junk EVOLUTION. Char and Linda have backgrounds in Art and Interior Design and Bernie is a talented artist and woodworker. In this throw away society they decided to go Green and use items that may be past their prime or no longer used in their original form, and bring them back to life better then before. They embrace the French style of decorating because it uses quality, time worn pieces found at flea markets and a mix of styles. They also do custom work, and offer design services, faux finish painting, and party planning.

also joining us at the farm


Christine Tirotta

Christine uses found objects in her art and jewelry designs. She will be showcasing her new line of french inspired necklaces and bracelets, made with vintage chains and pearls. She also creates beautiful lamps made from collectable old tins.


Jessica Flores

Originally a watercolor painter, Jessica Flores is exploring a new creative avenue with her handmade accessories and stationery featuring a signature mix of bright color and pattern. She enjoys using vintage fabrics, trim, buttons and kitchen linens from as late as the 1940's for her colorful housewares and handbags. For more on her inspiration, process and products, visit www.jessicaflores.com.


Brad Maurice Carney

Member Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Exploring the medium of oils over aluminum through abstraction I am continually amazed at the results achieved.


Dalis Andrews

Dalis has been involved in various types of artwork all her life but became serious about it in the early 90s when she discovered woodcarving. Lessons with carving icons Tom Wolfe, Harold Enlow, Desiree Hajny and Peter Ortel helped lay the groundwork for many of her techniques prior to designing her own pieces. She co-founded the Crystal Valley Carving Club, which continues to meet in Middlebury, Indiana.

In the heels of woodcarving came a more serious interest in painting and sketching. With no prior formal training, Dalis took classes at the Elkhart Art League in pastel painting, and continued to create pieces in the photorealistic style, unique for pastel painting.


Kathleen Stone

Artisan Kathleen Stone weaves charming rugs and unique handbags using timeless techniques and colorful durable materials. Browse a beautiful variety of colors, sizes and styles, plus Kathleen's hand spun yarns and dried lavender crafts.


Sheila Leal & Glenda Goins

Candy Apple Corner is a love of Vintage Style Living. We offer unique finds of painted furniture, objects aged by time, and artwork. Everything offered by the sisters, Sheila and Glenda, are handpicked to stay true to the style of all things old and worn. There is even a line of furnishings for the little one in your life. Services include design, painting, artwork and mural work. Let Sheila and Glenda bring vintage inspired living into your home.