Showed hubby the yard sales finds. He couldn't believe someone would sell the doilies. He thinks everything hand made should be given to the next generation. I told him people don't think that way anymore. But they look lovely in my guest/sewing room. I've really been trying to make it look old- I bought a bakelite dresser set on Ebay last week too and it looks so nice.
(the other fabric is still a secret.) |
oh- the quilt was all handquilted- a simple outline of all the blocks, but so delicate. I will treasure this even though I didn't know the maker.
I had a quilt from my mom's mom when I was growing up. I remember how heavy it was. It wore out over the years. Maybe that's why I love quilts so much. |
Originally Posted by Barbm
Showed hubby the yard sales finds. He couldn't believe someone would sell the doilies. He thinks everything hand made should be given to the next generation. I told him people don't think that way anymore. But they look lovely in my guest/sewing room. I've really been trying to make it look old- I bought a bakelite dresser set on Ebay last week too and it looks so nice.
(the other fabric is still a secret.) Neither my brother or sister wanted them, so of course I snatched them up! |
I forgot 1 more I bought for a quarter- it's small, round with pansies around the edge. I put it under the teapot (you know the one) on my counter in the kitchen. Perfect accent piece.
The best part of these doilies is- I know the time that went into these- time I don't have. So I buy them and display them- they deserve it. |
Originally Posted by Barbm
I forgot 1 more I bought for a quarter- it's small, round with pansies around the edge. I put it under the teapot (you know the one) on my counter in the kitchen. Perfect accent piece.
The best part of these doilies is- I know the time that went into these- time I don't have. So I buy them and display them- they deserve it. |
the one that has made in china on the bottom, that came to me by way of Guam. :)
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lmao!
Sorry, brain fart for a sec. Thought the teapot went somewhere else, but it was somthing else I sent to someone else. lmao I'm still looking for a blue and white Japanese one for you. |
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Here's just a few of my teapots. Yes, the one on the right side is a cat and yes, it's a teapot!
I did see some fabric that had teapots on it on the shophop, but can't remember WHERE I saw it! my teapots. If you look on the shelf below, there are small cans. Those are baby soda cans from Japan too [ATTACH=CONFIG]11032[/ATTACH] |
they are sooo cool. Does it mean something special for it to have the whole in the middle?
I bought a couple on ebay. A nice japanese tea set with 6 cups for $9.99. 3 others. I won't pay more than $12 with shipping included. I also bought some curtains, but I need to alter them. And yesterday I found a wall hanging cheater panel for $8.99. Now I need to paint the walls before I decorate. I also have fabric I didn't post. It's Lakehouse Milk & Honey, Hydrangeas. I'm going to make a bedskirt, valances and curtains for 3 windows and a quilt for my bedroom. Finally....... I have a bedspread on there from a yard sale back in the 80s. The curtains are just some lace sheers from Wal-Mart I bought when we built the house 6 years ago. I'm thinking of getting more stripe fabric to make a shower curtain and a curtain for the bathroom. Need to make up my mind by tomorrow, when the shop opens again. |
Good finds at the yard sales. I also have alot of that celtic fabric. I make potholders with the small blocks. Everyone loves them, especially at the Irish festival where I sell them every summer. And I also just did a wallhanging with some of it for my sister in laws new house. She loves it.
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