Her hat is hiding the VAL,but this picture says " To my Valentine ".
It was created by a blogging friend. Don't the little girls dolls look like twins? I thought so!
I crocheted some covers for the drawer knobs on this chest. I must say... I saw this idea on Pinterest and gave it a try,using my own pattern which I think I changed with each cover...trying to improve them :) I left the two bottom knobs uncovered since they were the natural wood. Yet,I may decide to cover them as well at some point.
These curtains are now hanging in my bedroom. A gift from a dear elderly sister in our church. She made them,and I just love them. They are a beautiful blue chintz pattern. The scenes in these remind me very much of the Amish life. With farm houses,animals and there are even covered bridges on them. I wish I would have taken a better picture so that you could have seen these much better.
May you all have a blessed weekend,Shelley
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...hello Shelley, I love the covered basket you found... and the drawer knob covers you made are beautiful... hope you have a lovely weekend too...
Hugs and Blessings..
Barb xxx
Thanks for the pretty pictures. :)
Trusting you will enjoy your weekend, too.
Pretty crochet ...and such beautiful curtains...enjoy your weekend hugs lil raggedy Angie
What lovely things you have... I love, love your new blue curtains.. so pretty.. and I love the knob covers you made.. Adorable..
You have things all fixed up..
Hope you have a blessed and fun time visiting with your parents..
Happy Satuday Shelley
The crochet gives it a whole new look. My grandmother had lots of crochet.
Love the quilt on your bed and those curtains
Hugs
earlene
Hi shelley, happy febuary! your curtains are beautiful, i am also enjoying Amish peace, i do findit comforting :)best wishes x
Shelley, I feel the same way, when I see old pictures of someone's loved ones. Makes me sad. I saw one, awhile back, that drew tears. It was a beautiful young lady wearing her wedding gown. She looked so happy and yet it was a sad moment to think that her family could put a price tag on her. I wanted to bring her home with me but she was quite expensive, so I had to leave her. I always looked for her when I would visit the shop. Finally, she wasn't there and I choose to think someone came along and gave her a new home.
Shelley, I feel the same way, when I see old pictures of someone's loved ones. Makes me sad. I saw one, awhile back, that drew tears. It was a beautiful young lady wearing her wedding gown. She looked so happy and yet it was a sad moment to think that her family could put a price tag on her. I wanted to bring her home with me but she was quite expensive, so I had to leave her. I always looked for her when I would visit the shop. Finally, she wasn't there and I choose to think someone came along and gave her a new home.
Your new curtains are lovely...they go well with your quilt! I think the knob covers are cute too!
I wonder the same thing whenever I see old photos at thrift stores...so glad you adopted this pair!
Love your post--curtains, illustration, all of it! I am late getting around to visit blogs but wanted to pop in and say hello!
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