I like pale pinks best this time of year. Soft, cool, and quiet, a pale pink soothes the senses after the busy week we've had.
Gingham checks were big in summer when I was a girl. We always had at least one summer outfit that had them. Light and cheery, pink checks are perfect next to summer pink florals.
Pale strawberries and cherries adorn a larger checked pattern on my 50's print tablecloth. I love the farmhouse feel it lends to the table.
My few garden roses are all spent, so the pale rose details on my English China tea cups serve as a cheery substitute.
A small collection of vintage botanical postcards in the palest of pinks barely whispers that we're in the very pink of summer.
Against a white ironstone background, or propped in a creamy colored flower pot, the pale pinks make a sweet and subtle statement.
A single pale rose decorates the handle of a vintage white embossed tea cup.
Wishing I had more of THESE in my garden, and
hoping you're enjoying the Pink of Summer!
Have a terrific weekend!
Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
Join me at
for Pink Saturday
Oh this is just lovely Jacqueline! The colors in my garden at the moment are bright - would just love some soft pinks! Hopefully very soon - you always delight in the way you arrange things in your photos - sheer talent!
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Happy PInk Saturday,
Kathy
gorgeous photos!! i joined you at pink saturday.
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Your pink english china is so beautiful. If I didn't live on the other side of the world, I'd invite myself over for tea *wink*
ReplyDeleteCas x
I love your pale pinks so beautifully displayed.
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Carolyn
soft, cool and beautiful pinks. lovely.
ReplyDeleteI just love this post Jacqueline! You've captured the beauty of pale, pale pink - my favorite hue of pink. I especially love that tea cup & teapot in your first few photos, and those pale strawberries on the vintage tablecloth are wonderful!
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Susan
Happy Pink Saturday J :-)
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all those pretty pinks! Gingham checks are so so cheery, I am gonna be on the lookout for some for myself. Beautiful shot on the cup handle, what a great detail!!
Hugs,
Bella
A whole bunch of beautiful pale pink !
ReplyDeleteA very nice pink presentation today.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a sucker for pink, this was a fun post for me. That first teacup pattern is to totally die for, omg...
ReplyDeleteCindy
Very beautiful. Love it all. Thanks for sharing your loveliness. Karie
ReplyDeleteSimply divine blog.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Lovely pink teacups and pretty linens! Have a wonderful weekend. Pamela
ReplyDeleteThese aqua and pink colorings are just beautiful! I have a pair of those fringe edged pink gingham napkins. I love every single photo here!
ReplyDeleteLovin the Pinks...and the BLOG!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
xoxo~Kathy @
Sweet Up-North Mornings...
I'm at pink saturday, too. These are lovely sweet photos. Inspiring to me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pink post! love the tea cups. I have those floral post cards too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinks, and beautifully photographed.
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Claudia
Oh, I enjoyed all your beautiful pale pinks. Especially that vintage tablecloth! Happy Pink Saturday! Twyla
ReplyDeleteSo special and sweet pink treasures!
ReplyDeleteLove them all!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Hugs
Charo
Summer brights are nice, but the soft emotional breeze your soft pinks give in the middle of humid July is a nice respite.
ReplyDeletelovely, and the teacups are divine. With some rose jam cookies, it is summer perfection!
ReplyDeleteHow charming! I just love all your sweet pink goodies, Jacqueline...XO
ReplyDeleteIf I haven't told you lately how much I enjoy your blog, Let me say it now - again! I love coming here. Your pinks are lovely and refreshing and oh pink gingham!!! My mom did my bedroom in that when i was a young girl. So cute. It's fostered my love of pink. All you showed just fostered it more.. Many blessings, marlis
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. I do so enjoy your blog. It is very calming to the soul. You are amazingly creative and have such an eye for table scaping. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Jacqueline. Like Marlis, I, too, so enjoy your blog. Your talent amazes me.
ReplyDeleteI just love your post. I enjoy pale colors this time of year also. Of course shell pink is my favorite. Thx for sharing yours. I found a lovely English pink dessert set. I just wish I could find some info on it.
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LL
Love the teacups. Your roses are beautiful,mine are sad looing due to our intense heat.
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