Pendleton, IN has changed since I grew up there in the 60’s and 70’s when it was a simple, but ordinary little town. It’s always been friendly and quaint, but has grown into a place that should be a destination for someone who enjoys unique shops and specialty dining.
And this shop?
OMG!
It certainly deserves a road trip to go see.
There is a cozy, overflowing room full of vintage pretties and handmade goods, with a sunny greenhouse/garden space attached.
Shelli lives in Pendleton, but had never been inside, but Sissy is a regular. She took us to this darling, old, cottage tucked away from downtown across from the park. When I stepped in the door, I felt like I was in some upscale shop in a tourist area.
Not in the sleepy, little town that I’ve known all my life.
While it might have felt like I was in some nationally known California shop, it still had those good ol midwestern prices.
The displays were delightful and the arty stuff was all things I wished I’d made myself. Right up my alley.
If you are ever in central Indiana, driving along I69, you should stop in.
And please tell them that Sharon’s sister says hi.
My goodness, Karla, what a wonderful shop, and I’m sure you had a great time checking everything out!
I did, Eileen, it was a lovely spot!