Do you love vintage linens? Does your heart go pitter-patter at the sight of an old pillowcase with a beautiful crocheted edging?
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I hope to see you all soon at Mosaic Monday. Mr. Linky will be up by 8:30pm Eastern time, USA, Sunday night. Have a wonderful weekend, dear bloggers!
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Yes! Antique linens are so very romantic and beautiful. I have a wonderful book of ideas for vintage linens that it is gobsmackingly inspiring. One of these days, I'm sure that I'll share it...
ReplyDeleteWe have an antiques show in Weston every fall. It's a lot like this, it seems. I love the way they display their wares. The all silver booths are glorious. There's one that is just out on the balcony, next to the roaring waterfall. They always have garden furniture and have unbelievable bouquets in large garden urns. I got to hold china from the 1700s! Now, sniff, why didn't I take my camera in???????? Argh! However, the time was really focused on history lessons on china - English and Quimperware and it was a wonderful time with my mom. Oh, and one last memory to share. One of the dealers, that were downstairs, had a wooden oblong bowl full of apples that were just slightly "rotting". It FILLED the place with the most heavenly, appley smell.
Well, I just want to say that your doughnuts and cider post and the following post with flowers and china made my heart go thumpity thump! =] I've fiddled with obedient plant flowers and they do stay in whatever direction you twizzle them. I, too, felt absolutely done with landscapes after fall (well, just one more.... =]) I love how everyone's blog is getting cozier and cozier. Well, my home is getting more put together, even though I haven't blog for an age and a day. Wishing you well.
Love, Katy
Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteI have missed mosaic mondays and blogger land...busy with kids(my second one is 8 months now).Loved going through your posts.Hope to be back soon. So long...
Shantana
Katy, I LOVE Weston! We saw a production of Guys & Dolls there years ago. It's such a picturesque little town!
ReplyDeleteShantana, So nice to "see" you! :)
xoxo
Mary
My mother is obsessed with all things fiber - she has an enormous collection of vintage lace & doilies, so I am familiar with the addiction ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo : )
I LOVE vintage linens -I am heading to her site right now --thanks for sharing her site
ReplyDeleteOh my.. Looking at your pics.. I'm falling in love with Vintage linen as well..
ReplyDeleteNo arguements from me - give me a piece of Vintage linen or fabric and I am happy as a pig in mud!
ReplyDeleteI love beautiful linens...especially vintage! ♥
ReplyDeleteI've been hooked since the early 70's when a box lot at an auction in Chester County was found to contain dozens of embroidered napkins - for fifty cents!
ReplyDeleteYour linens are absolutely beautiful, Mary! I'm afraid I don't own anything so fine.
ReplyDeleteHi Mary,
ReplyDeleteI also love vintage linens. I also would like to thank you for visiting My Cozy Corner and commenting on my house post. I just love looking at your beautifully decorated home. Since I retired I have had more time to play at home and with blogging I have finished several projects that have been on my back burner for years...
Bless you
xo
Betty
I have a bunch of lace/embroidered handkerchiefs that my grandmother collected. Love them.
ReplyDeletei too have a couple of lace embroidered handkerchiefs that my grammie from vermont made herself. love it and knowing how talented and patient she was and that i can touch something she made is most satsisfying! jill
ReplyDeleteI do love vintage linens! They make wonderful treasures!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, vintage linens are a favorite. Yours are especially beautiful. Enjoyed seeing your ad in the Matthew Mead mag/book. Have a great week. Sally
ReplyDeletecongrats on sponsors
ReplyDeletebeautiful linens
Oh, my heart definitely goes pitter-pat at the sight of vintage linens!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary for showcasing my lovely vintage linens and other treasures. I want to remind your readers that the giveaway I am running is still open and the more the merrier!
ReplyDeleteJanet in cold and drizzly Nova Scotia