Had some more fun last weekend out "thrifting" with my sisters, and these were just a few of my finds. This Joan Walsh Anglund birthday plate, and the pretty fabric remnant behind it:
The Cottage Homes Of England, published in 1984, with 64 color plates inside depicting the lovely paintings of Helen Allingham, written by Stewart Dick. I love English cottages - I mean, Miss Marple lived in one, right?
a first edition copy of Julie and Julia, by Julie Powell. Perfect - I wanted to read this before I go see the movie this summer!
And I also found this embroidered towel and this Pie Trimmer and Sealer:
I love vintage kitchen linens, and I just found out that I won a copy of the new book by EllynAnne Geisel - "The Kitchen Linens Book" in a giveaway over at Lulus Vintage!!
Whoohoo!
love the the last picture! let me know when you finish the book - i have heard so many things - nothing in the middle - it is either love or hate. hmmmmm. glad you got some time in for fun & thrifting. that always means we will be rewarded with wonderful 'future' posts. thanks heidi!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win. I had a great time last week. Love T
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the win! Woo hoo! I love the Julie/Julia book - enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLove that last photo! A friend of mine just sent me the Kitchen Linens book - it's really fun!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed seeing some of the goodies you found while out thrifting... I simply Love the Kitten Kitchen Towel... it's one of the more well done pieces I've seen. I'm always amazed at what folks will give away or sell... I couldn't imagine letting go of a towel like that! I'm glad you've given it a new home... Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBlessings...
Pearl
Love your finds! You have such an eye for good things. Congratulations on winning the give away! Twyla
ReplyDeleteHi! I met EllynAnne Geisel at last years Farm Chicks! I read Julia Child's My Life in France book and loved it, I didn't know they were making a movie of it! Hot dog!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow I love JWA,such a cute plate!!!!
ReplyDeleteand that embroidered linen!!! Right up my alley too!