Welcome everyone to the first Rednesday in October! The air here in New England is cool and crisp! Just right for a visit to the apple farm, which I might do on Friday as there's no school.
Y'know, I like my blog friends so much that I'm willing to take the shirt off my back for you! Which is exactly what I did in order to photo it! A cute little screen printed, long-sleeved, t-shirt that I recently picked up at K-Mart.
These little scarecrow buddies seem to be having a good time. I think the two on the left are sharing a private joke!
I have slowly been filling up my wooden spool jar with finds from yard sales and thrift stores. I'm just about at the top!
Last week I showed you a red transferware mug. Here it is (on the right) with its two buddies.
I showed you my Impatiens a while back. Here they are all filled out in the planter, which is an ice bucket stand!
27 comments:
I love, love, love those mugs!!!! Beautiful!
Vanessa
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Your impatiens are still looking so good! Mine keep getting dug up by the squirrels trying to bury their nuts in my pots. I'm so excited, I'll be linking up to you later. I've missed Rednesday!
How sweet of you to take the shirt off your back for us! It is a cute shirt. Your flowers look nice.
Happy Rednesday!
Loved looking at your pictures and I'm so nosey I had to check out your book titles too!
I had my red and white quilt all ready to post last week -- and then forgot! :-(
Hope a week old post is okay!
Sue,
Love the front of the shirt and I adore the red transferware!!
Great reds!!
Thanks so much for hosting!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Enjoyed all you reds today, but your inpatients are gorgeous. Really looks nice in the ice bucket.
I also love those mugs!
Thank you for hosting!!
Oh I adore red transferware. Try to pick it up whenever I can and it is affordable. Thanks for hosting Sue!!
Such lovely reds. The scarecrows are adorable. I have several little ones around my living room as well, plus a ginormous one I've had for forever, and my grandkids love him immensely! :) What a great idea with the spool jar. I need to start a button jar and hit the yardsales. They are great for fun and easy crafts for grand kids and seniors alike and tis definitely the season to think of making Christmas gifts. Thanks for a lovely visit. :)
Love how your impatiens fill up that ice bucket stand!!
Love those red impatiens!
Happy Rednesday!
XOXO Lola:)
I love apples & that is a cool shirt! I love all your reds !Happy Fall!
Your red transferware is wonderful as is your cute T-shirt. Fun reds and thanks for hosting.
:)Lynn
I love those mugs! Happy Rednesday and thanks for hosting!!
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Of course I love the three transferware mugs!
Thanks for hosting,
Nancy
I love your impatiens! Thanks for having Rednesday! It is so much fun!
Touches of red always stand out in any scene! Just one of the gathering of scarecrow buddies has a red hat and that one draws attention to the others! Great photos!
Your transferware is so charming!
Hmmm... those scarecrows look kind of "tipsy" to me! :)
I'm linking up today! As always, thank you so much for hosting!
Come see my red suitcase! ♥
I want the small cup on the left ?it matches one I have that matches a set of dishes I am trying to compplete
I am at work and can't down load any pictures for some reason today so will have to wait till I get home this evening
love Rednesday
Janice
My first time for Rednesday!! How fun! I love your red mugs, especially the two with the design inside! Off to read about red!!
Such pretty reds - especially fond of those cups. Glad to be joining in today.
Sue, love ALL your reds, it would be impossible to choose a favorite! When I was young and didn't have much sense (ha) I had lots of wooden spools from my Mother. I don't even remember what happened to them..grrrr...
Have a great Rednesday!
Thanks for hosting!!!
Lots of great reds today.
blessings
barbara jean
Hi Sue! Thanks for hosting a great Rednesday again! Everybody has some wonderful reds. I love yours. Tell me the pic of your redware cups..the plate next to em is that metal by any chance from England?
I LOVE your vintage sewing jar! :) I have one, too.
Thanks for hosting, and visiting. Please forgive my delayed comments!
~april
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