Sometimes I feel so out of it, DB. I've never heard of Wendy Addison or her creations. Now I won't forget her, thanks to you. I wonder what YOU chose to take home with you? :)
Now that looks like my type of hangout! Every time I look at these pictures I see something else I want! :) Very cool little details! Hey, virtual shopping is much less expensive than being there, my husband will love this new form of shopping lol
Dear Ginnie, You are not out of it, far from it. I had never heard of Wendy Addison either. I met her and her daughter at the San Francisco Gift Show at the convention center a few weeks ago. I thought their booth was wonderful.
Dear margie, I bet there are some Somerset contributors who are customers of Tinsel Trading Company. Did you see our mutual friend's Robin Laws' recent article?
Dear Relyn, My sister and I went to the San Francisco Gift Show at the Moscone Convention Center. The Tinsel Trading Company booth was one of our favorites. Unfortunately, the lighting was very poor so I had to set my ISO at a ridiculously high level.
Dear susanna, Unfortunately, since this was a wholesale show, they did not have a cash & carry option. I love the vintage alphabet ribbon (first photo) and the oversized glass glitter letters (second photo). I would probably use them for an event.
Dear Susan, I wasn't able to buy anything that day, but I've bookmarked this store on my computer and in my mind. I would probably use some of their glitter products for a wedding or bat mitzvah.
Cute stuff. I like the nostalgia of it.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I feel so out of it, DB. I've never heard of Wendy Addison or her creations. Now I won't forget her, thanks to you. I wonder what YOU chose to take home with you? :)
ReplyDeleteAnother street to explore......
ReplyDeletejust what I needed, I don't have enough to do. ;-)
Why I love your blog.
OXO
Now that looks like my type of hangout! Every time I look at these pictures I see something else I want! :) Very cool little details! Hey, virtual shopping is much less expensive than being there, my husband will love this new form of shopping lol
ReplyDeleteSuperb. Looks like a medieval sale.. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, I did think it needed glitter on my little house. I may add that later. Love all this glittery stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Oh, could I have some fun here!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderful place to visit. So many goodies, and I love your photographs of it!
This looks like a great place to go exploring through!
ReplyDeleteIt looks chaotic and yet logical, if you know what I mean. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Plein de jolies choses, déjà Pâques en perspective !
ReplyDeleteBon week-end !
Lori
just like the somerset magazines i am ADDICTED TO!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely feminine crafts. Is that what they are selling? Thread, ornaments, decorations for crafters? Looks intriguing.
ReplyDeleteOh, lucky, lucky you. A trip to Tinsel Trading Co is on my bucket list. Seriously. Were you in New York or did they have a show in CA with Wendy?
ReplyDeleteDear Ruth,
ReplyDeleteI love their font choices. I think that's what gives this booth the nostalgic feeling.
Dear Ginnie,
ReplyDeleteYou are not out of it, far from it. I had never heard of Wendy Addison either. I met her and her daughter at the San Francisco Gift Show at the convention center a few weeks ago. I thought their booth was wonderful.
Dear CC,
ReplyDeleteOf course you will make time :) When you do, I would love to hear about your visit.
Dear tchesney,
ReplyDeleteOf course you could order online...
Dear Visioplanet Photographer,
ReplyDeleteThank you. Your photo of the damselfly is fantastic!
Dear Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteGreat! The glass glitter that Tinsel Trading Company is extra shiny and gives it that vintage feeling.
Dear lisa,
ReplyDeleteThese photos are from their booth at a Gift Show. I hope to visit their store in New York one day.
Dear Kala,
ReplyDeleteIt totally was!
Dear Cuban,
ReplyDeleteLogical chaos - I like that!
Cher lorilaire,
ReplyDeleteOui, très jolie!
Dear margie,
ReplyDeleteI bet there are some Somerset contributors who are customers of Tinsel Trading Company. Did you see our mutual friend's Robin Laws' recent article?
Dear Vagabonde,
ReplyDeleteThe Tinsel Trading Company began as a metallic thread and trims, but now they offer many craft supplies.
Dear FP,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and welcome to Dutchbaby!
Dear Relyn,
ReplyDeleteMy sister and I went to the San Francisco Gift Show at the Moscone Convention Center. The Tinsel Trading Company booth was one of our favorites. Unfortunately, the lighting was very poor so I had to set my ISO at a ridiculously high level.
Wait a sec...Where is this? Not in New York City? So what did you buy?
ReplyDeleteOh wait...you answered my question in one of the other comments...Tinsel Trading was showing in San Francisco. Shoulda read all the comments first!
ReplyDeleteLove Tinsel Trading Company and the work of Wendy Addison and her daughters Marina and Monica. THANK YOU for this post here! It's FANTASTIC!!!
ReplyDeletexox
Constance
Also!!
ReplyDeleteAdore the nests very much!!
xox
C
Nice! What did you buy, and what will you do with it?
ReplyDeleteDear susanna,
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, since this was a wholesale show, they did not have a cash & carry option. I love the vintage alphabet ribbon (first photo) and the oversized glass glitter letters (second photo). I would probably use them for an event.
Dear Constance,
ReplyDeleteOf course you already know about TTC and the Addisons and you do them proud with your creations!
Dear Susan,
ReplyDeleteI wasn't able to buy anything that day, but I've bookmarked this store on my computer and in my mind. I would probably use some of their glitter products for a wedding or bat mitzvah.