The wait is over! The Spring/Summer issue of Flea Market Style is on newsstands and in the hot little hands of eager readers, yours truly included!
Packed with great project ideas, beautiful style and creative new purposes for castoffs, this issue brims with features that celebrate the flea market aesthetic and the people who practice it. As an FMS team member and blogger, I am fortunate to work in support of an incredible team: Executive Editor Ki Nassauer, who also founded Junk Revolution, which produces the annual Junk Bonanza; Art Director Stacey Willey; Writer Christine Hofmann-Bourque; project builder Cammie Metheny; blog administrator Margo Arrick and appraisal king Tim Luke!
It’s an amazing alchemy at work. Ki dreams up the best projects (the hits keep coming!), and Cammie makes them real. Stacey brings laser-like attention to detail along with a polished and charming eye for color, type and design. Christine not only makes the words sing; she orchestrates harmonic convergence!
Other highlights from this issue: Gorgeous, inventive sewing projects by sew pros Karla Cunningham and Nancy Polacek, and a picture of fabulous Carver junker Jane Hall perched atop a stack of steamer trunks in the Top 10 Collectibles feature!
Lark Nest Design gets a nod, too, with a music cabinet-turned-portable bar project, and a styling credit on the Collectibles piece. More on the bar project later this week. But for now, congrats to the hugely talented Flea Market Style team members on their rockin’ issue!
Kim































