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This week marks 10 years since I hit publish on my original GypsyFarmGirl blog and etsy shop! What a journey it has been. We are looking back on some of the memorable events that have led us to this milestone.

Hey Y'all! I know I haven't blogged much lately, but I wanted to stop in and tell you about a few things. We've been as busy as ever, this year and haven't set down long enough at our computer to write many blogpost (sure wish I could easily blog from my phone, like we used to.)  We have brought back the Tee of the Week special on our website (not on etsy.) We had the tee of the week special earlier in the year and it went away during the summer, but we are excited to bring it back for...

Pivot and change... we’ve all heard and lived those words a lot this spring...and it isn't always a terrible thing. When we signed off in March, from our show at the Mineola Antique Fair, we really thought we’d be back in April. Oh, how things have changed! Since then, Angea aka Rooster Tails (IG @roostertails55) and I pondered the future and both felt led to close this chapter out. We can’t thank all of you enough for your friendship and support over the last two years at MAF! We’ve enjoyed getting to meet all of you and share stories and...

Junk and Love - Rust and Romance. That pretty mucj decribes us to a T. We love junkin' and repurposing things, but we also really love getting to help create wedding bouquets and florals for everyone celebrating the special moments in life.

The rural route... country rounds, the scenic route, back roads, dirt roads, farm to market roads... It's tree lined black tops and wisteria climbing the trees.  It's chickens crossing the road in front of you and the intoxicating smell of honeysuckle in the springtime.   It's old churches and cemeteries dotting the communities, along the way.  It's breathtaking, unforgettable sunsets and the stars are brighter at night. It's old barns and farmhouses, surrounded by fields of livestock.   It's driving 17 mph hour behind a farmer driving a tractor and knowing they are working hard, feeding the country, while probably barely making...