Tea Time at The Tavern

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The Tavern Keeper and I made another trip to The Georgia Renaissance Festival. so i thought i'd once again share my trinket haul, it's much smaller than last time.

Above is a silly little plastic fork I was given.

There's this precious little Dino.

I love this little crystal. feels very magical.

Itty bitty little bunny is precious.

I was told this little bird would glow in the dark, we'll have to see how true that is.

a cute little sea star bead. I'd love finding some way to work it in to jewelry I wear.

and this cute little shell. which is also absolutely delightful and i'm gonna find a place to hang it on something around The Tavern.

The Tavern Keeper went out to make a supply run today and I decided to tag along! it was..... a lot... but a wonderful time was had anyway. I got many a trinket!! Such As!

This absolutely stunning Pin. I'm still amazed someone was just trading something like this!

This pin, which will be becoming part of my everyday wear. It's amazing.

These interesting coins. I wonder where I could travel to use them....

An... Interesting bird figure. I'm unsure what kind of bird it's supposed to be.

A little tiny purple cow! I will be putting him somewhere special.

This very tiny key. I'm going to be asking the fairies if they have any idea what it could go to.

Some delightful crystals! they might find a place on one of my altars.

The smallest skull I have ever seen! I suppose it must not be real as it's not hollow like a real skull, yet it's fascinating to wonder what something that small would be like if it was.

They might be plastic, but they are shiny! and I am a sucker for shiny

I love that this was put on a safety pin, but I might turn it into a necklace. it would look wonderful on me as one!

Another thing I might turn into a wonderful necklace! certainly one of my favorite things i traded for today

I admire the very clever children who were trinket trading with rocks they picked up from the ground. Very very clever children.

i honestly should have given this bell to a friend of mine. Bells are much more their style.

Such a pretty bird. He will be living in my hat. My friends have helped me name him Sir Patrick Chestnut

And this absolutely tiny fox which I'm letting The Tavern keeper have. Foxes are much more his thing..