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| What better way to welcome in the first day of spring than with a visit to Puddle Duck's Diner! |
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For the Puddle Duck's Diner vignettes, I brought out my Restaurant dishes that were used right here in my hometown by a local diner in the 60's
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I also included my vintage duck salt and pepper shakers in one of the vignettes They are marked "Japan" on the bottom.... |
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The Puddle Duck's Diner has a whole staff of duck chef's and servers...... |
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This cute duckling goes around to the tables to make sure no one has an empty cup of coffee .... |
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And this pair, pass out cookies all day long! |
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At the bottom of my tiered kitchen corner shelf unit..... I created a fun vignette..... |
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I used a big storage box that I found at a local craft shop....you know the kind..... that can be nested! |
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Cherish the Spring in all it's Splender! |
Love the yellow of the ducks, really adds a "springy" feeling!
ReplyDeleteI love the pastel colors and cute little ducks. I remember fondly, my mom reading me "The Tale of Aunt Jemima Puddle-duck" by Beatrix Potter. A lot of memories in these decorations. I love it :)
ReplyDeletePenny, your home is always so lovely!!! These ducks are adorable... I especially like hearing that you have some of the china used at the old diner; what a lovely way to keep those days of dining when life was a bit slower alive. Enjoy your sweet ducklings! The s/p shakers are very sweet. SYS #421 is still up for a few more days and I know you already know your post was featured but I wanted to make sure to come by and say hello! Always fun to stop by!!
ReplyDeleteHappy spring hugs,
Barb :)