Showing posts with label Brush Creek Bazaar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brush Creek Bazaar. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Two of Our Favorite Fall Traditions...















Instagram fun at the Patch...







The gift shop sold yarn and knitting needles from Uganda. Of course, we thought that was pretty cool...



Halloween is only a week away! This month is really going by fast!

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Brush Creek Bazaar 2011

One of our very favorite things to do every Fall is to go to the Brush Creek Bazaar in South Tulsa. We love to see the beautiful grounds and shop for new fall decorations. The girls conspired with Steve and talked him into taking off work and surprising me at the Bazaar. Now that's true love to put up with us three girls at a craft fair. The things he does for us! ;-)

Our favorite booths this year were Riley Kate Designs (she's a friend of mine that makes hand-crafted jewelry and frames - you have to check her out), CC Couture (super cute clothes for women), and Backwoods (my girls favorite because she sold adorable doll clothes at great prices).

Shopping was hard work so we had to take some time to swing on the BIG tree swing. And yes, I took a turn, too. The girls "made" me ;-)

Here's a few pics from our fun day...

Friday, September 24, 2010

Brush Creek Bazaar 2010

The girlz and I have started making the Brush Creek Bazaar an annual event we look forward to every fall. We had such a great time there last year we had to go back again. The grounds are so beautiful and we had a fun time looking around at all the craft booths. The girlz had $10 each to spend so they bought cute little matching zebra-striped purses. Now it feels like Fall is here!

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Brush Creek Bazaar 2009

The girlz and I had a great time at the Brush Creek Bazaar this past weekend. It was their first time to go and they had a blast! We did a little shopping, ate some kettle corn, petted ponies, and enjoyed the BeAuTiFuL scenery! We'll definitely have to make this an annual fall tradition!