Coming Soon to BPM at Ironic!

A little sneak peak of the knobs that are on the way to The Back Porch Mercantile at IRONIC. Lots of pretty knobs-glass, ceramic and vintage style mercury. Some of these knobs are the same knobs that Anthropologie sells! The new 1.5 inch Ultimate Wax Brush is now in stock as well and retails for $31.00. There is a great new selection of galvanized tubs, planters and trays in stock. There are a few metal vintage style baskets left to choose from for Easter baskets.

I will be writing about our travels to Nashville and NOLA soon as well. There are a lot of photos to go through! In addition, the curriculum for the advanced Annie Sloan Techniques course is being written. So get ready to sign up soon! We can't wait to see you....

Annie Sloan is coming to Nashville!

{Me, Annie and Mom in New Orleans. Learning from the master!}

Annie is coming to Nashville...in one week! Have you signed up yet? It is not too late. Please visit www.anniesloanunfolded.com to register. We can't wait to see you there.

Gone Painting...

THE BACK PORCH MERCANTILE WILL BE PAINTING WITH ANNIE FOR A WEEK! ALL ORDERS PLACED 3/09/12-3/15/12 WILL BE PROCESSED ON 3/16/12, FRIDAY. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT IRONIC AT 865-588-3131 THANKS!

Getting Ready for Annie & Spring Arrivals...

{Spring Arrivals at Ironic}

I get to meet Annie Sloan this week. To say I am excited is an understatement! I also get to catch up with some of my stockist friends from around the country down in New Orleans. It is going to be a nice little trip before the whirlwind of the tour.

Speaking of the tour, have you signed up yet? There are a few seats left for Nashville and I don't want anyone to miss out on this chance to see Annie in person and learn some great techniques. Please visit www.anniesloanunfolded.com to reserve your seat.

The Back Porch Mercantile has also been busy getting ready for spring. We have some great new items in stock. A few of my favorites are chicken wire cloches, Cody Foster votive holders, mercury glass, lots of wire baskets and some twine in vintage garden pots. Of course, Antoinette is in stock as well. It has been a popular color.

Now I am off to get ready for New Orleans!