"There's Nothing Like Staying At Home For Real Comfort " Jane Austen
August 17, 2006
Wednesday Welcome Kitchen
The top picture is actually a little "alcove" right off my kitchen between the powder room and laundry room. The colors are mint and lavender because that is the color sceme of the powder room that is next to it. The cabinet was made by my late Father-in-law. I use it to display seasonal items. It also keeps my recipe boxes. The copper molds above the doorway are from Grammy. Mr. P made the shelf above the doorways that you see in the two pictures. I wanted something that I could display my seasonal baskets on and we have such a "teeny, tiny" kitchen we thought it would be best to get them "up" and "out of the way!" You can also see two pottery pieces I have collected.
This is so weird. I have that exact same potholder, with the exact same fabric pattern, made in the exact same pattern in RED. I bought it in Lancaster, PA at the farmers market.
Mrs. C., thanks, when I decided on the yellow and blue combo that is the first thing I purchased! It had my "name" all over it!!
Cindi, you will never believe this, but guess where I got that potholder??? In Lancaster, PA at the Farmer's Market!! I'm not kidding . . . our family went there about eight years ago:) Small world!!
I am so happy you stopped by for a visit! I invite you to join me on my journey as I begin my new life as an empty nester. I feel so blessed because I will be taking this journey alongside my dear husband of 30 years, Mr. P. I am a Mama to two wonderful grown children, and a Nana to the sweetest boy in the world! Homemaking is truly my passion. I love nothing more than to "putter" around my home, trying to find ways to make it a more cozy and comfortable place to be for my family and friends. I am happiest when I have a glue gun in my hand, a pot to stir, bread to bake, flowers to arrange, sheets to hang, candles to light, and smiles to give! Life is indeed good.
4 comments:
Love the window treatment!
Blessings,
Mrs. C
This is so weird. I have that exact same potholder, with the exact same fabric pattern, made in the exact same pattern in RED. I bought it in Lancaster, PA at the farmers market.
Mrs. C., thanks, when I decided on the yellow and blue combo that is the first thing I purchased! It had my "name" all over it!!
Cindi, you will never believe this, but guess where I got that potholder??? In Lancaster, PA at the Farmer's Market!! I'm not kidding . . . our family went there about eight years ago:) Small world!!
Oh, what a pretty kitchen! Blue and white is my favorite color combination!
Kelli
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