I just finished up a bunch of old prims in robins egg blue, they turned out gorgeous!
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1906 Spice Tin
Crocks with Antique Calico Toppers
Little Blue Measure
I did try to sell this original, so glad its blue now!
Little Spice Chest
of course, I painted it
For Just a Smackerel of Honey
My favorite Winnie the Pooh vocabulary
Tiniest Cast Iron ABC Plate
Little Girls
I got another doll for my collection, had to give her a photo session today with all my dolly cookie cutters
The teensy pastry board
Catspaw Primitives Ebay Store
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Prim Old Shoofly w Old Repairs
1800s Pantry Jar
Early Shoofly w a Fancy Handle
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- I am just about to become 51, yikes, when did that happen??? I've been married for 31 years to a wonderful man, we have 2 children, the lights of my life. I homeschool my kids, funny because I got a degree in art education that I never used because I HATED teaching. It really is better when it's just my two, although there is not enough money in the world to pay teachers who have to teach reading--it is the bane of my existence. My husband and I both love scouring antique stores and travelling to comfortable places. I often say our idea of the great outdoors is a table at a sidewalk cafe. Nature is pretty, but must be kept in its place.
Teensy Masher
1800s Pantry Jar
Tall Pantry Jar
Early Bucket in Original Milk Paint
Embossed Seed Tin
An Unusual Masher
Blue and White Masher
The Blue and White Rolling Pin
The Tiny Pastry Board
In the background, some of my favorite things, Fat Hen Farm Dolls, early blue china and if you haven't noticed, I am enamored of the spice chest that I bought at Annies in Cascade and transformed with cupboard blue paint
Early One Piece Toy Rolling Pin
$28 for this cutie
Blue Willow Bowl
Oh, I do love my blue and whites!
Kreamer Pantry Tins
These are large canister size pantry tins that I painted, from the Kreamer company
Shaker Pantry Boxes
I was a really good girl and did not paint most of the mid 1800s pantry boxes, but I just had to allow myself these two, they are most gorgeous
Cupboard Blue Spice Tins
I decided these needed labels after all, back to the store for $85 set
Very nice color!
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ReplyDeleteYou are amazing... Love Your Work... Guess what showed up today? Simple Life Magazine. I love your spring merchandise!!!
Nancy
I am so going to need to run out and get that magazine! The minute the blizzard is over, I'm there!
DeleteBeautiful color!Hugs,Jen
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