In the corner of the counter I have a little pink stove.....another yard sale find. |
All four of the butter churns that I am using as canisters belonged to my mother. |
I used double sided tape to put the tags on the front of my churns. |
Above the little stove, I have a banner and a print on the tobacco basket. |
Happiness is Home Baked! |
The print and banner are both designed by the talented Kerryanne.......here is a link to them.......https://www.shabbyartboutique.com/2019/04/april-in-the-handmade-club.html |
To finish off this section of kitchen counter, I have a scale with a hand painted sifter on it. |
The pink and cream checked kitchen towels on the stove are from Home Goods. I have more flower bouquets in ice creams cones on the refrig door....... |
These are also on my Pinterest board.........https://www.pinterest.com/penny2005/print-it/sweets/ |
Oops, I almost for got to show the stove ...... |
I used enamel lids as burner covers and have another print above them...... |
This print is another one of Kerryanne's. |
I have one more wall to do and then I will be finished with the kitchen until fall.......or until I change my mine....lol! |
If you missed the post where I shared the other side of the kitchen, here is a link to it.......http://penny-pennystreasures.blogspot.com/2019/04/life-is-short-lick-bowl.html |
I enjoy your visits so much, please come back again soon! |
Wow! Stunning. I love the chandelier over the island. What a fun idea.
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I love vintage, and you have some very unique ideas. I never would have thought of using butter churns for canisters, or enamel lids as burner covers! I love those ideas!
ReplyDeletePenny, More clever ideas to repurpose things from the past. I love how you use things from the past to create such wonderful memories of growing up. They bring back the love of family life. The butter churns and crochet work you use spark the past in me. We may not have had much in my family grown as far as worldly things, but we had love that is so hard to find in the day and time. We appreciated the simple things like home baked bread when we got home from school or a pot of pinto beans and fried potatoes, comfort food. We would rush in the door after school to see what Mom had cooking for us as we always hungry after school. Thanks for sharing your beautiful home. It to love, love, love that chandelier. I look forward to seeing it in each of your blogs.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. Go find a good garage sale so we can see your treasures.
Thank you for sharing.
Leona
Everything is pink perfection! I love that little stove and I think I'll try to find one to treat myself for Mother's Day! It would be perfect in my kitchen too...maybe a little white one! Love the pink stools and sweet touches you have everywhere! I better not get in there and make a mess! heehee! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI love your kitchen decor! The burner covers are so clever and all of the printables are darling! Great job!
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ReplyDeleteLove everything that you have showcased today....Again, I am always amazed at the size of your Kitchen and the space that you have to create your lovely Kitchen displays...
Hugs,
Debbie
I agree, happiness is home baked, Penny, and what a beautiful setting to bake in! I am so taken with those sweet ice cream cone flower bouquets. Thank you so much for being a part of The Hearth and Soul Link Party. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love this kitchen. Just yesterday I was sharing a childhood memory of visiting my Mom's friend house in the 60's where everything was shabby chic just like this. I was little and so enthralled by it all as I had never seen anything so magical. Beautiful kitchen.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely, Penny! Love those pink stools, too! And those printables are so pretty! Thanks for sharing at Homestyle Gathering!
ReplyDeleteHi again, Penny, Just popping back to say thank you so much again for sharing this post at the Hearth and Soul Link Party. I’m featuring your post at the party this week. Hope to ‘see’ you there!
ReplyDeleteYou find the cutest printables/banners! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny, Did you paint that sifter? It's darling. I also love that pink child's stove. I have a green and cream one from my mom. Thanks for linking to Keep In Touch.
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