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Thursday, March 07, 2013

Treasury | Montana c.1910



This treasury has such a powerful storytelling air to it - just looking at these images, I can see the characters, setting, heroism and romance of a thrilling story. 
Be sure to click through to the page linked and explore the myriad beautiful treasures awaiting you!


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15 comments:

  1. Eve from English Shop @ Etsy3/7/13, 8:02 AM

    It is so good for the eyes, soothing dark and cozy and such wonderful items to discover! Thank you for featuring this with my deep cage tray!
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    Eve

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    1. Kellie3/8/13, 4:49 PM

      Absolutely! Thanks so much for commenting, Eve:)

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  2. Winnie3/7/13, 9:06 AM

    Montana is one of the many states out west I have never seen. I am imagining that Montana c 1910 was truly the wild, Wild West!! Your fun and practical denim skirt and boots look perfect for a day of sight seeing in the Montana snow!

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  3. Mai3/7/13, 11:27 AM

    A truly wonderful collection! Thanks for featuring my antler bobby pins!

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  4. Tasha3/7/13, 11:29 AM

    Love the theme for this treasury! Very thought provoking...

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  5. Unknown3/7/13, 11:36 AM

    Ooooh....Love the treasury, and Kellie, I LOVE your denim skirt designs!! So beautifully feminine... Are there any differences between the one shown above and this one: http://www.etsy.com/listing/101113772/denim-half-circle-skirt-retro-farmgirl? I was just curious!!

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    1. Kellie3/8/13, 4:48 PM

      No difference - just two separate listings!

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  6. Marta3/7/13, 12:12 PM

    Beautiful, such a marvellous collection! Thanks :)

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  7. Kate at Wonderful Life Farm3/8/13, 5:33 AM

    Thanks so much, Kellie, for featuring my Montana c.1910 treasury! I've only spent a little time in Montana and NOT in the winter, but I could just imagine the justaposition of the elegance of the era and the ruggedness of a Montana winter. It must've forged some hearty souls, but those who had not abandoned beauty.

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    1. Kellie3/8/13, 4:53 PM

      I love the imagination you put in this, Kate, and I think you nailed it. I've been to Montana in the summertime, but there was still that subtle undertone of majestic beauty and bravery and culture.

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  8. Hamlette (Rachel)3/8/13, 6:03 AM

    Lovely! I'm writing a book set in 1880s Montana, so this is making me smile a lot!

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    1. Kellie3/8/13, 4:48 PM

      Oh, that is so neat! Excited to read it someday:) I love that time period and culture/setting, too.

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  9. Katrina3/8/13, 11:49 AM

    Those are fun.

    In your last picture, I LOVE YOUR BOOTS! Seriously, they are some of the best I've seen EVER! :)

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