About the Raku piece, this pot was a mix of techniques. The fine lines on the lower half are horse hair. The piece was taken out of the fire and the hair was thrown on it. The hair was burned, leaving only the charred lines. This was an additional technique to the finished product. For its size and the finest quality of the design, I'd say that your pot is worth around the 300 dollar mark, well worth the 20 plus hours it took to make it. The elephant is also Raku. I just sold mine for 60 dollars.
They do use horse hair and other carbon based natural additions (like grasses and feathers) for staining, but this is not one of those. It is crackling due to the different coefficient of expansion of the glazes during cooling. Sometimes the maker will colour areas of the crackle with ink to make the cracks appear more prominent. Auction price will depend on who made it and how old it is. Worth the $20 something price on the label imo.
@@Texasbaubles Well, just call you Karen. My major in college was fine arts with a proficiency in ceramics. I know what I know and I only comment on what I know. I still believe that the design on the bottom of the pottery is horse hair. It looks like horse hair in the light randomness of the lines. From my experience, a shrinkage causes a more defined pattern that this piece doesn't have. So call me a know it all, but read my comments and you just might learn something.
@@danielclaeys7598 People learn more about you than what you tell them. I have never taught a good student by insulting them before I tried to teach them something lol. Have to agree to disagree on the horse hair issue. Horse hair would leave distinct and wavy lines not broken cracks. I have seen raku carbon-stained in that way though. More likely it was fired and pulled straight from the kiln into a container with burning ashes and sprinkled with sawdust, IMO.
Great finds Ladies. If you dont know this just a bit of info. Do not use perfume or hairspray near your rhinestones . This causes the stones to die or turn dark. It gets behind the stones and ruins the foil backing.
The “liquor houses” are given to business class passengers traveling on KLM. They contain gin when they are distributed to clients. Ones which are sealed and contain gin are worth more than those not sealed. Each house represents an actual house found in Amsterdam. There are over 100 different houses in existence. The marketing tag was “have a drink on the house”. They have been and continue to be extremely popular with KLM’s elite customers.
Don't forget, if you want to make sure a piece is (or isn't) 925, you can go hunt down a magnet (or bring your own) and test if it's magnetic. Sterling/925 would not be magnetic. Sometimes it helps me to decide if it's falsely stamped 925, or it might be silver that isn't stamped.
I can’t wait for your quilt sale! My Grandma was Pennsylvania Dutch and made a quilt for me when I was a baby. It was called Sun Bonnet Sue and all the girls were made from scraps of her leftover material from also making me special pillowcases. I’d love to find another one because I used mine so much it’s pretty worn.
@@janhutchison8716 usually if cloth is not washed right after sewing is completed stenciling is a little more difficult to remove... I was taught how to quilt by some Amish ladies when I was younger and have loved to quilt ever since....
Not just Super 8. One of the projectors at the movie theater where I worked in high school sounded like that-like standing next to a machine gun, it was.
01:12 It looks like it could live very well as someone's umbrella stand. 02:08 Yes, that's absolutely a KLM/Bols jenever bottle. Curiously, one of my food podcasts was talking about them today, and how KLM wound up in a regulatory battle at one point over whether they were giving away liquor. 02:52 That is a vase worthy of Ali Baba and the 40 thieves. 03:16 Lise thinks it's an appliqué Rose of Sharon block. 03:33 Urggggg … those rotting tears on the underside knock down the value a bunch. 04:00 I don't think so. More likely that's sun damage browning. In combination with water stains on the back, just don't go there. 05:30 Yes, those are iron-on transfers to make the decorative feather work easier to stitch. It is not regarded as cheating among quilters to use them, btw. 06:35 That particular piece might not be, but the others are Tlaquepaque redware. 06:47 Good heavens but somebody is running an old fashioned movie projector. My teenage years were full of that clatter. 07:16 Yes, Arkansas. That's the right ZIP code for an Arkansas address. 10:51 I ain't convinced. His bottom seems a little too cloudy to satisfy me. 11:27 It's a Zodiac ashtray. The two fish swimming in opposite directions means it's Pisces. 11:51 ¡Que lindo! 12:18 It's Brother Gallinis with a hen and the coop's basket of eggs for the day. 18:25 You buy any good silver rings in size 12 to 15, you holler right loud. I have the worst time ever finding rings to fit me.
Always enjoy your posts, interesting and informative 👍 I had to laugh as I relate to having a tough time finding rings to fit, but at the other end: women's 4-6
LOVE the Raku piece- it was absolutely stunning! Also loved the Blenko fish ashtray & blue colored woven basket- those are my favs! You found some treasures this trip! Thank you for taking us along, your time is recognized & appreciated. xo from Oregon
I see lots of pretty things in this store that I would like to have. You are so lucky to be there. I have to confess, I’ve never looked for anyone’s site such as EBay. I’ll get my daughter to help me tomorrow. You two have inspired me to take a closer look. As always, a cool and inspiring video. Thank you for sharing.
I love the entrance to this place. All the antique places really have interesting entrances. I will stop at " The junkier the better". You bought some interesting things as usual. Inform us as to how well your purses have sold.
The fabrics in the appliqué quilt are either incredible reproductions or it was really old. I’d say really old and I’m a quilter. I mostly do appliqué myself.
QUILTS: A lot of people “Tea Dye” there muslin fabric before they make the quilt. I have done this technique many times and it looks like that’s what they did on the Orange Tulip Quilt. :)
Gorgeousness all through that place 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟. Thank you for filming! We in the ACT Australia are close to finishing lockdown. I cannot wait to SHOP!!! I appreciate you sharing your goodies with a poor deprived Aussie! 😆🤗👍
3:05 Tempting, but modern 20th C. Sometimes Chinese copies made in Hong Kong or Macau and retail for around $50.00. Genuine ones are Meiji period Satsuma or Kutani ware and usually high quality and obviously antique. Still only a limited market for them because of their size, but have been known to auction for good value.
Thank you, appreciate the videos keep coming even when there's *&#@ hitting your shop. That raku, wow! Next thing to keep my eye out for. Love finding treasures in the wild I've swooned over in your videos!
My uncle have massive collection of those big vase on their foyer/house entrance when you open the 2 door entrance then a space and a 4 stairs which is so wide that those massive jars line up. You'll be scared 😱 not to break it.
Fun !! I found a bluebird of happiness today and thought Of u. Thanks for all the awesome info. I now have a collection of paperweights that I don’t want to sell.
Jocelyn, please do yourself and your followers ( potential buyers ) a favor and find a quilt appraiser or judge to go through your quilts with you before you list them. I have watched you describe many of your quilts when you come across them and your knowledge is quite limited. It would really be worth the consultation.
I think she says her knowledge is limited in certain areas and her narrative in the videos is general/talking out loud for our benefit and entertainment to explain her considerations when buying. Prior to posting she or her staff do research and include the correct information in the listings, or when unknown don't include incorrect information but leave it general.
@@francesh3423 I agree she is amazing and knows a lot and never claims to be expert in things she is not. She is very open about that and I just love her! Thanks for speaking up for her.
Hi Jocelyn. Live the red glass bird. Love seeing all the wonderful treasures with you. You make it fun antique shopping with you. I wish my friendslived antiques like me but none of them do. Occasionally Pick up something modern but only if it gets stuck in my head but that's very rare. Marie
Chincoteague, VA. You’ll find very talented artist there carving birds. You’ll also find wild horses on the beach. Beautiful place. Eastern shore Virginia.
Everyone should own a fat cat rocking a Zoro mask, on a skateboard, with a mouse riding shotgun. Cmon you'd never start your day without smiling at least once.
That ring goes well with the burnt orange top you have on. Love all the pottery, especially that little cream colored vase with the incised florals on it. That raku piece is beyond gorgeous with those lines and that color palette. Thanks, Jocelyn 👍🌟🌻💗
New follower! I am so happy I have run into your show! You have an impeccable eye! I have a question. How tall arw you actually? Lol have a happy Sunday!
Ack! The chipped paperweight at the beginning! Nooooooooo!!! It was so Astral and epic! Why oh whhhyyyyyy didn't you get it anyhow!?? 😫 Lol sorry for being overly dramatic!
Hi I have 120 of these houses. Half of them are still waxed closed. I have never had the bols to drink them though. After 20 years in the shed the wax is breaking down. They are my little bit of Amsterdam in my smoke shed.
I know this question is late but I found this video that I somehow missed. Why didn't you get a wide shot of the jewellery case? I would have loved to see what else was there. I hope this is old enough that only you will see it but I had to share with someone I believe cares too. Oh, I wish we could go back to our normal function of worrying about earthquakes, tsunamis, fire and flood. Yeah, the only thing we have to watch out for is ourselves. Mother nature will do as she wishes. I'm sad we haven't been good parents, I hope the next generation has enough left to not make the same mistakes.
Hey Jocelyn! Love your trips to Oxford Market - really great stuff. Two things: I'm the hard of hearing lady who really wants you to remember to do whatever is necessary for the captions; they weren't on this one and I need even them in order to understand what you're saying. The other is that I again saw multiple items that I collect (brass miniatures; not in your wheelhouse). After your last trip there, I contacted Oxford Market about purchasing them, but they never got back to me. Yet they say they do mail orders. Any insights as to what the problem is?
Neat looking place! OMG! I just love that paperweight!😍😍😍😍😍😮I would take the damage!little red bird,all glass birds, wooden rabbit,Love that blue bracelet,ruby pin,there was a cameo!
Sitting here watching older CLL videos and all of a sudden there's a brand new one!! Yay! That shorebird said Chincoteague VA. and I see lots of Herb Daisy Jr. stuff online. Nice find!
Nice to see Dagnabbit shopping with you. She should show up for a shopping expedition in a shocking-pink mohawk wig and both of you should not comment on it, as if it's perfectly normal. Give you a break from the nails and hair snark for a second.
That place is fantastic! The prices were unbelievable and I would have purchased so many of the things you picked up --- and more! Enjoyed 'shopping' with you, as usual.
Thank you! I will try again in a couple of weeks. Love it when you go to southern Chester County! My family is from Avondale. The Goodwill shopping center used to be a cow pasture. My grandparents home still exists on Hephern Road above Lowe’s. Back in the 1920’s it was a hotel.
If I were you I wouldn't do my nails for another 6 months. I would wait till the last little speck came off naturally! Love your videos! I think your intelligent and kind and stunning to top it all off! I'm definitely not here for your nails or latest hair color. I must say thought I love the green!
About the Raku piece, this pot was a mix of techniques. The fine lines on the lower half are horse hair. The piece was taken out of the fire and the hair was thrown on it. The hair was burned, leaving only the charred lines. This was an additional technique to the finished product.
For its size and the finest quality of the design, I'd say that your pot is worth around the 300 dollar mark, well worth the 20 plus hours it took to make it.
The elephant is also Raku. I just sold mine for 60 dollars.
They do use horse hair and other carbon based natural additions (like grasses and feathers) for staining, but this is not one of those. It is crackling due to the different coefficient of expansion of the glazes during cooling. Sometimes the maker will colour areas of the crackle with ink to make the cracks appear more prominent. Auction price will depend on who made it and how old it is. Worth the $20 something price on the label imo.
@@Texasbaubles
Well, just call you Karen. My major in college was fine arts with a proficiency in ceramics. I know what I know and I only comment on what I know. I still believe that the design on the bottom of the pottery is horse hair. It looks like horse hair in the light randomness of the lines. From my experience, a shrinkage causes a more defined pattern that this piece doesn't have.
So call me a know it all, but read my comments and you just might learn something.
@@danielclaeys7598 People learn more about you than what you tell them. I have never taught a good student by insulting them before I tried to teach them something lol. Have to agree to disagree on the horse hair issue. Horse hair would leave distinct and wavy lines not broken cracks. I have seen raku carbon-stained in that way though. More likely it was fired and pulled straight from the kiln into a container with burning ashes and sprinkled with sawdust, IMO.
Great finds Ladies.
If you dont know this just a bit of info. Do not use perfume or hairspray near your rhinestones . This causes the stones to die or turn dark. It gets behind the stones and ruins the foil backing.
I didn’t know that!
The “liquor houses” are given to business class passengers traveling on KLM. They contain gin when they are distributed to clients. Ones which are sealed and contain gin are worth more than those not sealed. Each house represents an actual house found in Amsterdam. There are over 100 different houses in existence. The marketing tag was “have a drink on the house”. They have been and continue to be extremely popular with KLM’s elite customers.
I have several of these that I received as a KLM passenger
Very interesting
Ty for the info. I found one once thrifting made 25 of that bad boy
Currently the newest one (no 102) are sold for around 75 euros over here in the Netherlands.
Don't forget, if you want to make sure a piece is (or isn't) 925, you can go hunt down a magnet (or bring your own) and test if it's magnetic. Sterling/925 would not be magnetic. Sometimes it helps me to decide if it's falsely stamped 925, or it might be silver that isn't stamped.
Thanks for the tip!
I can’t wait for your quilt sale! My Grandma was Pennsylvania Dutch and made a quilt for me when I was a baby. It was called Sun Bonnet Sue and all the girls were made from scraps of her leftover material from also making me special pillowcases. I’d love to find another one because I used mine so much it’s pretty worn.
The blue dots are the quilters mark and they are put on with tracing paper. They will wash out with first washing.
I have found that they don’t always wash out. Being exposed to heat or other conditions can make them permanent. Good that you didn’t take it home.
@@janhutchison8716 usually if cloth is not washed right after sewing is completed stenciling is a little more difficult to remove...
I was taught how to quilt by some Amish ladies when I was younger and have loved to quilt ever since....
Fan in background makes it sound like a old super 8 projector… very nostalgic!
Not just Super 8. One of the projectors at the movie theater where I worked in high school sounded like that-like standing next to a machine gun, it was.
Yes Andrea, I was thinking about that to. I like that sound. 😊
01:12 It looks like it could live very well as someone's umbrella stand.
02:08 Yes, that's absolutely a KLM/Bols jenever bottle. Curiously, one of my food podcasts was talking about them today, and how KLM wound up in a regulatory battle at one point over whether they were giving away liquor.
02:52 That is a vase worthy of Ali Baba and the 40 thieves.
03:16 Lise thinks it's an appliqué Rose of Sharon block.
03:33 Urggggg … those rotting tears on the underside knock down the value a bunch.
04:00 I don't think so. More likely that's sun damage browning. In combination with water stains on the back, just don't go there.
05:30 Yes, those are iron-on transfers to make the decorative feather work easier to stitch. It is not regarded as cheating among quilters to use them, btw.
06:35 That particular piece might not be, but the others are Tlaquepaque redware.
06:47 Good heavens but somebody is running an old fashioned movie projector. My teenage years were full of that clatter.
07:16 Yes, Arkansas. That's the right ZIP code for an Arkansas address.
10:51 I ain't convinced. His bottom seems a little too cloudy to satisfy me.
11:27 It's a Zodiac ashtray. The two fish swimming in opposite directions means it's Pisces.
11:51 ¡Que lindo!
12:18 It's Brother Gallinis with a hen and the coop's basket of eggs for the day.
18:25 You buy any good silver rings in size 12 to 15, you holler right loud. I have the worst time ever finding rings to fit me.
Always enjoy your posts, interesting and informative 👍 I had to laugh as I relate to having a tough time finding rings to fit, but at the other end: women's 4-6
LOVE the Raku piece- it was absolutely stunning! Also loved the Blenko fish ashtray & blue colored woven basket- those are my favs! You found some treasures this trip! Thank you for taking us along, your time is recognized & appreciated. xo from Oregon
Firenze is Florence Italy!
I see lots of pretty things in this store that I would like to have. You are so lucky to be there. I have to confess, I’ve never looked for anyone’s site such as EBay. I’ll get my daughter to help me tomorrow. You two have inspired me to take a closer look. As always, a cool and inspiring video. Thank you for sharing.
The Cagey Critters are so cute! Possible Dreams is the company that makes the Clothtique Santas. But the raku piece (footed no less) is gorgeous! 💙
The quilt was so beautiful.
I loved the Raku , beautiful! Loved the cat too funny
If you pull at the seams a bit on a quilt, you can see if it's hand or machine stitched.
Some of the newer ones made in China are handstitched and look old after 2 washes
I love the entrance to this place. All the antique places really have interesting entrances. I will stop at " The junkier the better".
You bought some interesting things as usual.
Inform us as to how well your purses have sold.
Love the entrance!!!
The fabrics in the appliqué quilt are either incredible reproductions or it was really old. I’d say really old and I’m a quilter. I mostly do appliqué myself.
QUILTS: A lot of people “Tea Dye” there muslin fabric before they make the quilt. I have done this technique many times and it looks like that’s what they did on the Orange Tulip Quilt. :)
Shore Bird, Chincoteague, VA, The Daisy Family!
The one bracelet that didn’t have a marking is silver..I could tell..I run into many pieces like that and they turn out to be silver.
Gorgeousness all through that place 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟. Thank you for filming! We in the ACT Australia are close to finishing lockdown. I cannot wait to SHOP!!! I appreciate you sharing your goodies with a poor deprived Aussie! 😆🤗👍
The sandpiper is beautiful.
You do not " know" how free you are to do what you LOVE AND MAKE MONEY DOING IT!! Congratulations just on that ..n more.
3:05 Tempting, but modern 20th C. Sometimes Chinese copies made in Hong Kong or Macau and retail for around $50.00. Genuine ones are Meiji period Satsuma or Kutani ware and usually high quality and obviously antique. Still only a limited market for them because of their size, but have been known to auction for good value.
Thank you, appreciate the videos keep coming even when there's *&#@ hitting your shop. That raku, wow! Next thing to keep my eye out for. Love finding treasures in the wild I've swooned over in your videos!
My uncle have massive collection of those big vase on their foyer/house entrance when you open the 2 door entrance then a space and a 4 stairs which is so wide that those massive jars line up. You'll be scared 😱 not to break it.
Jocelyn, I look forward to your video every day. I learn so much from you.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love your video's its so funny Andrew singing the song when you find bells. 😂😂😂😂😂you could ring my bell.
The beautiful ring at the end was made with turquoise, unakite, and gaspeite, I think. I'm not sure what the other stone is. It's great!
LOVE that quilt!!
I used to go to Shupps Grove and the Green Dragon with my parents sometimes. I miss them. But there are great venues out here in Washington too.
Blue birds of happiness are made in Fayetteville AR too, about 45 min from me
Me, too! Terra Studios.
I live in Fayetteville. Nice to see people from the area. 😊
I think the artist you were thinking of, when you picked up the cartoonish cat statue , was B. “Hap” Kilban.
Fun !! I found a bluebird of happiness today and thought Of u. Thanks for all the awesome info. I now have a collection of paperweights that I don’t want to sell.
That was an awesome antique store. Thanks for sharing!
Jocelyn, please do yourself and your followers ( potential buyers ) a favor and find a quilt appraiser or judge to go through your quilts with you before you list them. I have watched you describe many of your quilts when you come across them and your knowledge is quite limited. It would really be worth the consultation.
I love knowing the “story” behind a quilt. (Approx age, maker, pattern, fabric info)
I think she says her knowledge is limited in certain areas and her narrative in the videos is general/talking out loud for our benefit and entertainment to explain her considerations when buying. Prior to posting she or her staff do research and include the correct information in the listings, or when unknown don't include incorrect information but leave it general.
@@francesh3423 I agree she is amazing and knows a lot and never claims to be expert in things she is not. She is very open about that and I just love her! Thanks for speaking up for her.
I would have bought that first quilt for $59 in a heartbeat. Even before I folded out.
Hi Jocelyn. Live the red glass bird. Love seeing all the wonderful treasures with you. You make it fun antique shopping with you. I wish my friendslived antiques like me but none of them do. Occasionally Pick up something modern but only if it gets stuck in my head but that's very rare. Marie
Love the ring! Bought a ring for myself yesterday at Emmitsburg!!❤
Love the Raku piece. I would have purchased it too!!
Chincoteague, VA. You’ll find very talented artist there carving birds. You’ll also find wild horses on the beach. Beautiful place. Eastern shore Virginia.
The blue enamel butterfly from Norway is valuable!! Silver with enamel overlay.
Everyone should own a fat cat rocking a Zoro mask, on a skateboard, with a mouse riding shotgun. Cmon you'd never start your day without smiling at least once.
That ring goes well with the burnt orange top you have on. Love all the pottery, especially that little cream colored vase with the incised florals on it. That raku piece is beyond gorgeous with those lines and that color palette. Thanks, Jocelyn 👍🌟🌻💗
The jewellery was AMAZING! So wishing I was there … !
That quilt for $59 is beautiful and a great deal!
I love the dragonfly piece! I would buy it.
This place is awesome😊
Love the ginger cats! Been waiting for you to list the ginger cat in a paper bag painting - have I missed it? Very much want it! 💕 🐱
I think you should have purchased the giant vase. Walter would've loved to pack it for shipping. hahaha
New follower! I am so happy I have run into your show! You have an impeccable eye! I have a question. How tall arw you actually? Lol have a happy Sunday!
I love the polar bears in clear glass like ice
Loved the sunbathing cat !
Get animal jewellery- it sells well
I like tht quilt. At 3:46 mark ❣️
Did you get the bracelet?♥
I love the Rako bowl, beautiful. The cats with a mouse on his back and tummy so funny 😆
You said crawfish right!!! I’m from south Louisiana and notice stuff like that.
That’s a tulip quilt pattern.
Really love the elephant❤and lapis rings😂❤
Great finds!
I love your videos! You have taught me so much, thank you!
The red Itty bitty bird was my favorite.
Along with the glass mouse 🐁
Ack! The chipped paperweight at the beginning! Nooooooooo!!! It was so Astral and epic! Why oh whhhyyyyyy didn't you get it anyhow!?? 😫 Lol sorry for being overly dramatic!
I just dug out a box with 3 of the liquor houses that you found! I was wondering why there were corks inside of them!
Love to learn from your videos, obsessed really 1🤪 BTW the feather/turquoise pin is not victorian, probably from 50s or 60s, still pretty!
Oh I wish you said how much them huge vases where they are amazing
I am not as much into raku as you are but that piece was special - I like it!
I Loved video thank you for sharing.
That cat at about 2:35 was creepy!
Possible Dreams great collectibles, they make several different figures. I had a mailman Santa. (Clothique)
I have 2 KLM houses with Bols gin. Still unopened, all intact. They were only for first class passengers. Do they sell well?
I have a sealed KLM house I got at a thrift store. It’s sealed but it doesn’t slosh when shaken. If it’s sealed does it definitely have alcohol in it?
Hi
I have 120 of these houses. Half of them are still waxed closed. I have never had the bols to drink them though. After 20 years in the shed the wax is breaking down. They are my little bit of Amsterdam in my smoke shed.
@@handysmurf7183 think so, yes
@@simonfraser137 if you wish I can send you the jenever Simon. Im Dutch :-)
You missed a pretty owl lamp at 5:51.
Yes!!! I saw that too!
The raku was an absolute winner. I’d have been arm wrestling you for that one 😁
That cat looks like a Larson kitty. Very cute.
I know this question is late but I found this video that I somehow missed. Why didn't you get a wide shot of the jewellery case? I would have loved to see what else was there. I hope this is old enough that only you will see it but I had to share with someone I believe cares too. Oh, I wish we could go back to our normal function of worrying about earthquakes, tsunamis, fire and flood. Yeah, the only thing we have to watch out for is ourselves. Mother nature will do as she wishes. I'm sad we haven't been good parents, I hope the next generation has enough left to not make the same mistakes.
You can polish that paperweight … talk to your local glassblower
nice im a collector also i have many treasures dont get them all leave some for us other pickers
Hey Jocelyn! Love your trips to Oxford Market - really great stuff. Two things: I'm the hard of hearing lady who really wants you to remember to do whatever is necessary for the captions; they weren't on this one and I need even them in order to understand what you're saying. The other is that I again saw multiple items that I collect (brass miniatures; not in your wheelhouse). After your last trip there, I contacted Oxford Market about purchasing them, but they never got back to me. Yet they say they do mail orders. Any insights as to what the problem is?
Jocelyn, you need that lifesize fox in your life!!
You left the glass mouse🤣
Can you tell me how to identify a Murano piece. I just bought an art glass moose & somebody said it looked like Murano…
OMG! That Raku piece is incredible! I couldn't believe it was only 28.00! I think you may quintuple your investment.
Great video..it's like I'm shopping with you but we can't talk...lol...be safe !
Neat looking place! OMG! I just love that paperweight!😍😍😍😍😍😮I would take the damage!little red bird,all glass birds, wooden rabbit,Love that blue bracelet,ruby pin,there was a cameo!
I really want that blue basket. Did you decide to keep for your own home? I can’t find it on your eBay so I assume so😩😂
Was this the place where you filmed that gorgeous wee sparrow?
Like the butterfly 🦋 pin
On ebay, why won't you mail out rings?
@@Texasbaubles but eBay shows that they are only pick up will not mail.
Bread bowl
Sitting here watching older CLL videos and all of a sudden there's a brand new one!! Yay! That shorebird said Chincoteague VA. and I see lots of Herb Daisy Jr. stuff online. Nice find!
Nice to see Dagnabbit shopping with you. She should show up for a shopping expedition in a shocking-pink mohawk wig and both of you should not comment on it, as if it's perfectly normal. Give you a break from the nails and hair snark for a second.
That place is fantastic! The prices were unbelievable and I would have purchased so many of the things you picked up --- and more! Enjoyed 'shopping' with you, as usual.
Hello Jocelyn
Unbelievable! Stopped by there today but they were closed!,
Thurs-Sun, I think.
Thank you! I will try again in a couple of weeks. Love it when you go to southern Chester County! My family is from Avondale. The Goodwill shopping center used to be a cow pasture. My grandparents home still exists on Hephern Road above Lowe’s. Back in the 1920’s it was a hotel.
Hi dagney
If I were you I wouldn't do my nails for another 6 months. I would wait till the last little speck came off naturally! Love your videos! I think your intelligent and kind and stunning to top it all off! I'm definitely not here for your nails or latest hair color. I must say thought I love the green!
Get the 909 Zen!
What is all that noise in the background sounds like a drill
A fan
Jocelyn where are your Halloween decorated nails? That black polish is hanging on to the bitter end😁
❤️
Get the quilt. The material is the color shown. I think it is the crossed tulip and the stitching is fantastic.