The gorgeous ripple afghan I showed you a few days ago, which happens to look pretty great with the bargello-stitched pillow cover I found a while back:
A belt from the 60's (I think) with suede fringed ends, a nice planter and a vintage silk scarf:
More brightly colored enamelware plates. Why am I seemingly unable to resist these? Couldn't tell ya:
Glass hurricanes with lovely bread plates underneath by Villeroy and Boch. And that's a vintage remnant as the backdrop:
A tooled leather peacock handbag:
More candle holders! ( I know.......I know... how many candle holders does one woman need? Don't know the answer to that one, either, I'm afraid.) And the fabric remnant again:
Christmas, too - including a nice box of Shiny Brites:
A couple of ornament hanger boxes, a little glittered plastic tree and a nice pine cone tablecloth from California Hand Prints:
I probably get more excited about finding Christmas stuff than I do anything else.
ohh what delightful finds and so lovely and colourful. I love it all..Enjoy Dee ;-))
ReplyDeleteGreat finds. I like enamel ware a lot too. Super Christmas items! Love T
ReplyDeletei get excited about christmas items too!!!! that peacock purse is something else heidi!!
ReplyDeleteHeidi, part of the reason your thrift store finds are so great is that you know how to pair them with other items to make them pop! I think I made that same afghan in 1974;) How great is that purse?! Twyla
ReplyDeleteThank you, Twyla - that was a really sweet thing to say!
ReplyDeleteI saw this afghan the other day and meant to leave a comment - I have the exact same one, made by my beloved Nanny. She must have been a crocheting machine, because a lot of my family members have a ripple afghan. I just love it!
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