Tracie from My Petite Maison
It is with great pleasure to introduce you to Tracie from My Petite Maison.
I first met Tracie through blogging a number of years ago, back when I was just a newbie blogger, still wet behind the ears. Tracie was one of the first to regularly comment on my blog, and I truly believe that’s what helped encourage me, even when there were days that I thought no one was listening. For those of you that already know Tracie, you can surely attest to her generous heart and enduring charm.
Tracie has a darling online shop, My Petite Maison, and I must admit I find myself gazing there often. As Tracie describes it, “We're a petite shop that simply purchases antique or vintage items we love to surround ourselves with in our own home”.
A girl after my own heart, Tracie is an avid flea market shopper, in search of one of a kind finds, specializing in all things unique.
I definitely have a soft spot for old religious statuaries, particularly the Infant of Prague (seen in center, below)..
A shop favorite of My Petite Maison, I love this petite Marie Antoinette vintage bottle. You can almost smell that sweet lavender through your monitor, I swear!
Old French signage, yes please! Tracie, where ever do you find such wonderful things..
Another fabulous religious statue. Just look at that patina..
Speaking of patina, I’m simply loving the age on this set of little pétanque balls. The casual form of the game of Pétanque is played by about 17 million people in France, mostly during their summer vacations. Pétanque is seen as hip by many newcomers, old and young alike.
If you have a moment, wouldn’t it be nice to stop by My Petite Maison today, browse her beautiful shop and say hello! She also has a delightful blog, which you can visit here.
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beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteTracey does have a beautiful blog. I am loving the bench in the first photo. Thanks for sharing, T
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stuff! I love the huge number 5 and the lavender, mmm...it does smell good. Also the French sign...so very nice.
ReplyDeleteTracy is indeed one of the sweetest gals out there. Everytime she comes by for a visit she puts a smile on my face!
ReplyDeleteKaren
My Desert Cottage
I'm one of T's biggest fans! Thanks for featuring her!
ReplyDeleteThis is a first for me and I have to say quite the eye candy, Char
ReplyDeleteshe does have the best vintage treasures!
ReplyDeleteLove all the pictures, especially the bench!!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDaphne
Great photos. I always love visiting Tracies blog and then looking at her treasures in her shop
ReplyDeleteAlison
LOVING the religious statues... they are gorgeous!! Thanks for the wonderful introduction!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!! I am a follower of Tracie's. Love the bench and the lavender does smell marvy!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing about Tracie,,, I am a huge fan of hers too,and a follower as well... I just love all that she is selling,, she has such wonderful taste.... and a great eye for beauty....
ReplyDeletehave a great week...
Hugs;
Alaura
Tracie is actually my very best blogging friend...and even though we are miles and miles apart whenever we chat {via email} it is as though we are sipping tea right next to each other. You have definitely shared her grace, generous spirit and beautiful style here so well!
ReplyDeleteEverything I've ever purchased from Tracie, I've loved!!! :)
ReplyDeleteTracie offers things you just don't find anywhere else... don't know how she does it! :)
Loved seeing her featured!
Ruth
Beautiful! Heading over to have a looksie now.
ReplyDeleteI do love the patina on those religious statues. Hmmm . . . something to think about collecting.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. I will go over to visit Tracie. I love your blog too and have been following you for quite a while. This is my first comment. We have a friend in common, Lulu. She has been a faithful follower of my new blog. Blogging has put me in touch with so many wonderful people. From now on when I visit you, I will always leave a message.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteJust want to say thank you so much for this sweet post. I find myself looking at your shop quite a lot too. Especially love the Curious Goods section, it speaks to my heart. Have a good rest of your week and happy hunting for treasures... going to be out myself this weekend again ;)
xo~Tracie
How sweet each of her treasures are! I particularly love the old blue bench, such wonderful patina. Makes you want to invision who all might have sat on it and graced it's presence down through time. :-) Love it!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, thanks for sharing Tracie's goodies! :)
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI love her blog and her site!!
Thanks for the info.
Have a great day!
Rosemary
Hugs from Italy,
ReplyDeleteFederica.
Hi Jennifer, I still remember the first time she commented on my blog. I was new too, and had always adored her blog from afar, never commenting. Then she left the sweetest message for me and I was on cloud nine. She is a blogging hero for me, because she went out of her way to make a brand new blogger feel welcome here.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful post about a wonderful person.
June
Tracie truly is one of the very nicest, kindest people you could ever know. She has a heart of gold, and that magical "good eye". Thanks for featuring her here. Lidy
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