Still recooperating from all the fun at our annual Field Fest Sale a couple of weeks ago!We do this every year in July, it's just a big ol' fashioned garage sale, but in our field and this year it was extra fun with four of our vintage trailers.
Neat and tidy before we hauled out all the JUNK!
Heres a couple of real HAPPY campers! Sharon and Jer ( they are the proud owners of the red Aloha.
Heres a few more pics below of my work in progress.
Amy's Vintage Cottage on wheels
We had to paint the whole interior due to some water stains on the panelling
Note my turqoise princess phone ( a house warming gift from Sharon)
I love turning my little lamp on and going out in the evening to do a little trailer book reading.
She's lookin good!
This is my cute little kitchen before we painted the appliances
it's still a work in progress.
Neat and tidy before we hauled out all the JUNK!
Heres a couple of real HAPPY campers! Sharon and Jer ( they are the proud owners of the red Aloha.
Heres a few more pics below of my work in progress.
Amy's Vintage Cottage on wheels
We had to paint the whole interior due to some water stains on the panelling
Note my turqoise princess phone ( a house warming gift from Sharon)
I love turning my little lamp on and going out in the evening to do a little trailer book reading.
She's lookin good!
This is my cute little kitchen before we painted the appliances
it's still a work in progress.
Oh I love your camper! So welcoming, a true house on heels!!
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Oh, I want one!!! It is so adorable, you have did a fabulous job on it...love the chennile on the seats and the cottage sign, neat princess phone too!
ReplyDeleteRondell
I am just loving ALL that you did in your little guy! It is just so darn cute!
ReplyDelete-Rochelle
I LOVE it! I want one too.. Someday when my kids are grown..WOW you did a fab job and the whole thing is Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmy, your little "canned ham-pkin" has turned into Cinderella's coach (where's your tiara?) . . . just adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteDebi
What an adorable flea market!! I love vintage trailers...I wish I was closer, but Iowa is quite a drive to Washington... Too Bad... Thanks for sharing the pictures!!
ReplyDeleteIt's super cute!!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, how cute! I have been wanting a fixer-uper like this for so long! (btw-I'm your newest follower. I love your blog!)
ReplyDelete:-)) Those are the dadgone cutest little trailers I've ever seen. What a great job you've done!! Looks like a great time at your sale too!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Tammy :-)
Your trailer is amazing. How fun it must have been to decorate it and even funner to spend time in it while doing a show.
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Kathleen
Sooooooo.... Jealoussssssss.....!!! It looks absolutely darling!!!!
ReplyDeleteIsabel
I wanted to let everyone that I "follow"; don't forget to come over and enter my giveaway! Today's the last day :D
ReplyDeleteAmy,
ReplyDeleteWhat an ADORABLE trailer!!! I loved looking at the pics inside, and your appliance color choice just made the space even better! I've been casually on the hunt for a trailer for me and my family, and seeing yours definitely makes me want one even more!
Lisa ;-)
I absolutely adore this little trailer. I am drawn to decor from the 50s and 60s and this little next is just my style! Well done!
ReplyDeletemeant to say little 'nest'...you probably figured that out!
ReplyDeleteone day . . . one day . . .
ReplyDeleteby the way, your new computer is producing beautiful blogs!
thanks for sharing . . .
paige
This is TOO STINKIN' CUTE!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I am so glad you shared the pictures!
Karen ~ Some days are diamonds
I've been saving up my money for a trailer to fix up and use as a studio. I love what you have done to yours. It's lovely.
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