Showing posts with label Vintage Glassware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Glassware. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2013

It is Time for a Change, Summertime!

"Aren't daisies the friendliest flowers?"  
Why yes, yes they are Kathleen Kelly, especially when they are on vintage Pyrex.
Can you name that movie?
It's sunny, it's yellow, and it is in the shop.  Yes, you heard that right.  There are items in the shop!

The name of my shop has changed from "Mom Wald's Place" to "Mary Wald's Place" at Etsy.
In fact, my old blog, has changed to Mary Wald's Place, also.  That is where I will be from now on posting vintage goodies and handmade fun.  The web address for that if you do not want to use the link is; marywaldsplace.blogspot.com.  
How many of you noticed that has been the newest watermark on my photos?  Sneaky, sneaky.
I am so excited.  This is so much fun!  I already have another summery goody to share.  Here is a hint the designer has a "V" and a "B" in their name.  

Thanks for joining me, I cannot wait to see you there! 

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Emerald Crest Fenton Compote is a Dream Come True

An Emerald Crest Compote by Fenton.  I have been wanting a piece of Emerald Crest for ages.  It looks like
ribbon candy!
There is a little monochromatic decorating going on.  It was not planned, and a little goes a  long way.  No one can tell green is one of my favorite colors. 

Now I just need to fill it with candy.  Oooh, maybe pastel green butter mints.  

Friday, May 31, 2013

Hazel Atlas Apple at Home

It is almost summer, not autumn, but I found a lovely yellow apple.  It is the salad bowl size from the Hazel Atlas Apple Line.  You might remember the pattern from my place a few years ago.
It is already proving its usefulness by keeping my pencil from rolling off of the table.  I don't believe I have shared that draw.  For years folks have been suggesting that I publish embroidery patterns.  Maybe that can be a new Texas adventure.  Until then my apple and I will just keep having fun.

Monday, March 18, 2013

Garden Green and Vintage Blue in the Kitchen

I finally remembered to snap a photo in the kitchen.  We have been eating a lot healthier since our move to Texas.  Normally I get so busy I forget the camera until we have eaten it all up.

My collection of varied blue patterned ovenware came to Texas with us.  
Could you tell what that is?  Stuffed zuccini!  Our Farmer's Market has started, and I cannot wait to go this coming Saturday.  Just thinking about it got me in the mood for zuccini.  
 We still have a good stash of basil from the garden last summer.  It smells so good when you crush it.  Here are our seedlings for this year.  The local garden centers are already leaving their basil plants out overnight.  Our seed trays and seedlings stay in the window every night now.  Before I was moving them every evening.  It was worth it.  These little fellas are just full of potential!
Tonight is the first time we will have homegrown lettuce this season in our salad.  In March!  Hubby asked me if these plants were okay.  I told him the name was "golden something or other", and we agreed that we like darker lettuce.  Hey, an excuse to peruse the seed packets again!
Ooops, I almost forgot.  How do you like my vintage linen kitchen towel with the rooster on it?  "Dear D" and I were having a good time going through my stash of vintage towels for the shop before we moved.  I had found a treasure trove of never used ones.  Guess what "D", I kept them ALL!  

Happy times in the kitchen.  What are you all cookin' up?!

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Fountain Fun

My heart garland is finally up!  It was not for Valentine's Day, but for the Christmas Tree.  It has been waiting patiently to be starched.  
We have been too busy running around having fun for me to sit and starch it.
The Dallas area is full of fountains.  Dallas even has a fountain park.  I have decided to find all of them!  

This one is at a shopping center.  When you purchase a book at Half Price Books you can read it in the lovely little park area the fountain is in.
These little guys are in the zoo.  They deserve a better photograph to show the water squirting out of the top trunk.

The quality of my photos is down, because I am borrowing one while ours is broken.  At least I have one to borrow!

Today it is raining, so the whole sky is a fountain.  You folks stay warm and dry!