The Farrier's Daughter: The Strawberry Patch Goods at the TFD Handpicked Holiday Sale~Vendor Spotlight

Meet Christy Stone, owner of the Strawberry Patch

(an artsy line for you and me)!

I had the privilege of getting to know her when she came to visit me a couple of years ago. And while you wont actually be able to meet her at the TFD Handpicked Holiday Sale (this sweet girl calls Tennessee home), she has sent a package of her bold and unique hand towels! They will be up for grabs Saturday, December 7 from 4-8.

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Since Christy can't be here, let me tell you a little about her and her ~~baby~~ business (she has three adorable kiddos that might not appreciate that reference). The Strawberry patch started as what she calls a, "glorified garage sale"out of her home...well, her garage to be specific. She would deck it out, roll up the door, and let the colorful goods spill out into the driveway for shoppers delight. After many sales, she began to outgrow the space and has since moved her show to her family's farm. It is beautiful, and perfect, I hope that one day I will get the chance to fly down and experience one first hand.

Christy is well known for giving vintage chairs a breath of fresh air.

Like her towels, they are very unique-no two are ever the same.

Tired of getting a new piece of furniture only to learn that someone you know has the exact one?

Look no further!

With Christy's masterpieces, you are sure to have a show-stopper that only you will own.

More Strawberry Patch goodies include pillows, and lamp shades.

I know, "When does this woman ever sleep?"

All I can say is that she is a woman following her passions and dreams, and when you have dialed in on these things, when you know who you are and what you want, no loss of sleep is going to stand in the way.

Creativity is in her blood, her mind, and soul.

One of the greatest things about Christy and The Strawberry Patch is that her creations truly represent who she is. She doesn't sit down to make things that she thinks other people would like, she creates things that she likes, and the end result is a piece full of color and happiness.

Take for example the photo below.

This was the package I received from Christy.

I was so giddy when I opened it up, and instantly sent her a text thanking for the,

"Package of Happiness".