The Kitchen is O P E N
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| Again Using what you have-Naturally Dried Garlic blooms and Yellow onions The rooster Bookend is actually a [cast iron] Door Stop.  course!! The early 1900's scales started out at the Harrison house as a $20. find in north Arkansas in the mid 1970's-magically became "like new" again 2011 for $50. restoration / I had to wait for just the right JANUARY SALE to be willing to hand over 50% off price for that BEEEEEEEEUTIFUL ROOSTER.  safe/shelving; Our middle son gave me the crock churn in the '70s when he was an indus- trious hard working high school student. This sets between the kitchen & breakfast room.  I just wanted to share my WON-DER-FUL old hanging scales with you. oops missed the top-not the first time I have done that. Yes they actually work
*For a picture of THE STOVE just below and to the left of the hangin scales>look to your right-the side bar and SCROLL DOWN-can't miss it. The RESTORATION of that stove that moved with us from S.E Tx. is indeed a chapter in our LOVE STORY-it was purely a labor of unselfish love on the part of my sweetheart.
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Don't even get me started on the scales, because frankly jealousy is so unbecoming, isn't it? Love the bits of your kitchen I'm getting a glimpse of!
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Thank you so much for linking up and Homa Style and sharing your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking to Homa Style’s No Orange Autumn Display Link Party. Your kitchen and outdoor space is incredible and I was excited to show it to my readers. Homa Style will be hosting a Simple Holiday Handmade Gift Idea Link Party {Please no sale items} on Oct 31. Hope to see you there. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI dont guess I have ever seen garlic blooms! I love them! I love your roosters too which reminds me....my rooster George has just started crowing! I love it!
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