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More chances to treasure hunt

The Two Women Barn Bazaar, being held this weekend in Spangle, offers a mix of handcrafted items, antique furniture and vintage goods. (Megan Cooley)
The Two Women Barn Bazaar, being held this weekend in Spangle, offers a mix of handcrafted items, antique furniture and vintage goods. (Megan Cooley)

Did anyone make it to the Funky Junk Antique Show in Sandpoint this weekend? I'm bummed that I didn't get up there, but it sounds like it was a great success based on some happy comments on the Funky Junk Facebook wall.

Don't fret if you missed it. There are more opportunities to treasure hunt in the coming weeks, including this weekend's Two Women Barn Bazaar in Spangle. Saturday's hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Sunday, the show runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Address: 17909 S. Stentz Road. Directions here.

Check out my previous posts and photos from the Two Women Barn Bazaar. The show is hosted twice a year, but I especially like the September edition. The air is crisp. The bluegrass music is lovely. It has become an end-of-summer tradition for me to attend.

Mark your calendars with a few more antique shows on the horizon:

Angel's Attic Autumn Open House, Sept. 25, North Spokane

The Mad Hatter's Vintage Flea Market, Oct. 1 and 2, Five Mile Prairie Grange

The Holiday Sisters' Sale, Oct. 23, 4527 S. Altamont

More details to come.

In the meantime, check out how I transformed a little something I picked up at Value Village a couple weeks ago. My $3.99 find is getting lots of use now in my daughters' playroom.



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Artist and crafter Maggie Wolcott writes about craft events in and around Spokane, as well as her own adventures in creating and repurposing. Her DwellWellNW posts include project and decorating ideas, recipes, reviews of events, and interviews with local artists. Maggie spends her days as an English professor, and when she’s not grading papers, she can generally be found with a paintbrush or scissors in hand. She can be reached at mebullock@gmail.com.