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| I needed a tree in the kitchen to hold my Christmas "food" and I thought it would be fun to use a French drying rack. |
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| Normally she would be in the coffee area of the kitchen covered with cups.... |
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| I made a ball wreath to hang by the kitchen tree...some of the balls are covered with yarn, others have cupcakes and candy glued to them.. |
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| I have added some Mark Roberts fairies to the tree. My daughter gave me the chef on the left, and my son and dil gave me the pink one on the right. |
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| My daughter also gave me this one... |
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| And she gave me this one when she got married a couple of years ago... |
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| I have been collecting Christmas " food" 'for a long time... |
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| a long, long time, |
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| a long, long, long time! |
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| I put the "tree" on an old mail box that sits next to the refrigerator, you have to pass by this area to go almost anywhere in the house. It makes me smile every time I pass by! |
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| Merry Christmas from the chef! http://knickoftimeinteriors.blogspot.com/2013/07/christmas-in-july-linky-party.html |
Love the wreath! You are very creative.
ReplyDeleteThat is just darling, Penny! You do such a PRETTY job with everything you do. I, too, love Mark Robert's fairies. I just sorted thru a bunch of Christmas stuff and it was HANDS OFF on the M.R.fairies-those are MY OWN! Love yours-they are different than the ones I have- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that is adorable!! I'm going to decorate mine too. Thanks for the inspiration! *winks* Vanna
ReplyDeleteHi Penny... my silly turkeys made you smile, now your entire post has made me smile!... everything is sooo beautiful!... I love Mark Roberts Fairies too, and have about five Christmas ones to put out still... like Diana, mine are different from yours too, maybe older ones?... your food ornaments are just stunning!... where did you get your French drying rack?... I want one so bad, without breaking the bank!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteDear Penny, i love your tree for the decors and the colors. Your wreath is wonderful. You are so adorable in making decors!!!
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Alessandra
Penny that is gorgeous. So very pretty, wish I had some pretty vintage stuff, or maybe not since the kids would break it then I'd cry. Guess I'll just have to admire yours. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOh I love everything but especially the fairies. I don't remember seeing those before-so whimsical.
ReplyDeleteThe Mark Roberts fairies are very special. How unique to collect Christmas "food"!
ReplyDeleteWow--you have so many pretty Christmas things! Love the elves!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Love all the beautiful ornaments!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea,Pennny! I love French bottle drying racks, what a great tree it makes! And I love your wreath, too, it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! I have never seen a french drying rack before... cool stuff!
ReplyDeleteLove your fairies, and the drying rack! The rack looks so pretty covered with the beautiful ornaments! And the wreath is so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! The colors are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. So pretty! Cheers.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I'd love for you to link this up to my Pin Me Party.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to my Pin Me Party! I've pinned this! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! I am following via GFC, Pinterest, & G+!
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ReplyDeletewhat a cute idea I really like that, I have a wire tree with all my kitchen ornaments on it ,
Nice to find your blog
Janice
I'm speechless..this is simply elegant!
ReplyDeletePenny!! I thought I had better check if you did more posts and I saw this one!!
ReplyDeleteYou deserve an A+ on this one!! LOVE your Christmas food and how you decided to display it!!! And that wreath is to die for!! You should start doing craft fairs, girl!!
Hugs,
Deb
Hi Penny, Oh I just love your drying rack. It is perfect in the kitchen and I love how you have it displayed on the old mailbox sorter. Love your fairies. Oh my they are darling. The wreath is stunning too. Now I am inspired to to start decorating next week.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and the prayers for Ceekay.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
Penny that is just gorgeous!! Love all the beautiful ornaments!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend Penny!!
Hugs,
Vesna
How cute!
ReplyDeleteHi there, I'm visiting from Pink Saturday. Awww, I love your Christmas tree in the kitchen. I've never seen that done with food ornaments, too. How pretty is that!
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Dorothy
Now that was clever to use the drying rack...and love all your ornaments too.
ReplyDeleteOh Penny this stole my heart! I decorate with candy in my kitchen and have a candy/gingerbread themed tree in the family room. Mine is more in the reds and greens. Love your sweet pinks! You are making me want to pull mine out NOW. Usually wait till after Thanksgiving.
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Jann
Your post is just dripping in sweetness today!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Thanksgiving & Happy Pink Saturday too.
xo Tami
What a great idea! I love the little elves, they are great!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny, What a wonderful pink Christmas! Your collection of ornaments is fabulous and the French drying rack is just perfect for the tree. Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Thanksgiving too. ~Marti
ReplyDeleteI love seeing unique charm . . . and you have certainly done it here.
ReplyDeleteBravo!!!
Have a great weekend.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Love, love, love! It's all so cute. No wonder you collect :) My sister has a Mark Roberts fairy. I think he is sage green. They really are wonderful. Everything looks just magical :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute, what a fun idea! Would love it if you linked up on my blog hop www.w-t-fab.com/search/label/bloghop. Also let me know if you'd like to follow each other!
ReplyDeleteI love this. The ornaments and colors are gorgeous. It is all beautiful.
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Love your food tree! It makes me happy! Your wreath is amazing and I love your color combinations of the pink and green.
ReplyDeleteSandy at Hob Nobbers
Such a neat idea!
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Have a lovely Saturday. Come and see me when you get a chance.
What a fabulous idea, and it looks gorgeous! I love the pretty ornaments and the wreath is amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent. Always a pleasure to have your awesome creations.
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute! I love the sparkle and glitz of the 'food'!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea, you're ornaments and wreath are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheery! What a fabulous way to decorate!
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Hy Penny! You know I love your blog and I want to tell you that I wrotte a post yesterday night and I included some of my favourites blogs who have gorgeous ideas for Christmas...and I writte about you too!! I hoppe you don't mind :)The post is "Waiting for Christmas!" Hugs, Cristina
ReplyDeleteOh Penny that is just darling and so whimsical. Thanks for sharing with the party.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful. The elves are so cute. Love them.
ReplyDeleteYael from Home Garden Diggers
oh my goodness this is just ADORABLE!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the tree. It is sooo sweet!Your kitchen is pretty too.
ReplyDeleteMy first home was pinks and greens. I have since switched to neutrals, but this sure brings back some lovely memories!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted a French bottle drying rack - what a fun tree you've created! Love the fairies!
ReplyDeleteKelly
That is so cute! What a good idea! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Happy Thanksgiving!
~Liz
How lovely and festive. I like little corners like this decorated for Christmas. x
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI just saw someone use one of these to make a chandelier in their vintage shop...using clear cups from a punch bowl set! Your's is so sweet dressed up for Christmas.
Pat, via Make it pretty!
Thanks so much for linking!! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteEverything you do is always absolutely gorgeous Penny. I love your foodie themed ornament Christmas kitchen... it must fill you with joy!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday... I'm featuring you at today's party :)
Gorgeous! Love the colors! I am a new follower after finding you through a linky party. I hope that you will stop by my site if you get a chance. http://www.thetaylor-house.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a super collection of Christmas goodies that are soooooooo perfect for the kitchen - lovely display.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
Oh, this is so cute and festive! I love it!! You will be one of the features tomorrow at Make it Pretty Monday at The Dedicated House. Pop on in and pick up a feature button for your blog. Hope to see your prettiness again on Monday. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeletePenny I love your Food Tree what a great idea and those elves are just adorable. Thanks so much for linking up at Transformed Tuesday. I really appreciate you. Hugs, Peggy
ReplyDeletePenny, this is amazing! the colors have me in a trance. I could gobble it up. What an amazing collection and the way you have put all of this together is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteLiz
I adore this - I must find a French Drying Rack now! I will be featuring this on Tickled Pink tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower here. I love it all and hope you will come get a peek at the vintage crafts I have on my blog. I would be honored if you visited.
ReplyDeletePenny, LOVE your idea for a kitchen tree! I would have never thought of using a drying rack in that way! Following, A
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