Fun weekend! I mean, pretty low key fun. Not Disneyland or anything. We made a few floaty tissue pom poms, and found a few fabulous things junking. But hey, I'm pretty low maintenance. . . .
My favorite first! Mother-of-pearl and silver, cut crystal shakers. Happiness in a bottle! Or two!
Child's play.
Maia's turned out looking like a rose!
Those button top shakers with a Big Ben by Westclock. Tick tock.
Artist at work.
Black & white ironstone transferware tray. Fun find!
One dollar's worth of happiness.
Antique tin mold. Such a lovely.
I'm not sure whether to weigh my hours or time my sugar! Sew some salt? But that's just me in the chicken. I mean kitchen. And (hiccup) no, FYI, we didn't get into the cooking sherry. . . .
I hope you had a little fun this weekend too!
Have a great week!
Jacqueline
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Love the black and white scales. I've never seen the mother of pearl in a shaker. Wow!
ReplyDeleteLove all your black and white kitchen finds. Aren't $1 finds so fun?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos...:)
haha, what a happy post!
ReplyDeleteAnd what awesome treasures you found and for great prices! Yay!
Those paper flowers are lovely, as is that sweet pea making them.
Happiness throughout makes the post the best! I am so glad you had a nice weekend!!
Yep, my dad did call it Monkey Wards. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the black and white transferware!
What pretty things! I love all the black and white, like the scale and the ironstone tray.
ReplyDeleteAdore your paper roses, they are gorgeous and all the great treasures. Love those sort of feel good days where there is no pressure. Take Care. Cheers SpecialK XoXo
ReplyDeleteJacqueline: I love that cut work on the shaker. You sure know how to have fun for cheap! The flowers are beautiful and whimsical. I can just hear my grandmother saying. Monkey Wards! How funny and what a great memory. Thanks..Happy Monday..Judy
ReplyDeleteThose Mother of pearl and silver shakers are wonderful. I'd love to know how to make the paper flowers, very elegant.
ReplyDeletePaul
looks like heaps of fun had by all. Very pretty tissue flowers and great finds
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Dear Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteHow I would love to learn how to make those lovely white paper flowers. All such fun.
Your salt and pepper shakers are lovley
I liked the old jelly mold- I think it is a jelly mold!
Nice black and white theme.
enjoyed this blog
thanks
Happy Monday
val
Funny! I have that same chicken...ah, kitchen scale in green, but yours is in way better condition. Yes, it was Monkey Wards, just like Wally World of today.
ReplyDeleteThe tissue flowers are so pretty!
Those shakers are gorgeous. Never seen any like them. Beautiful pom poms. Looks like a fun relaxed weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your new found goodies and the tissue flowers are lovely. We have a rose here called The Confederate rose and the flower looks just like a tissue rose. I remember making these in school at recess. You brought back nice memories.
ReplyDelete~Clara
Fun finds for sure! Your shakers are really interesting. I've never seen them with porcelain tops. Very cool tissue flowers....creative!
ReplyDeleteOh what wonderful finds Jacqueline! I love the shakers and the transfer ware plate!
ReplyDeleteThose gorgeous tissue flowers bring back some wonderful childhood memories! Great post to start the week off!
Tina xo
Great finds.Love that scale and shakers too.What pretty flowers.How did you make those?
ReplyDeleteAnne
That scale... what a find! If you open the cooking sherry... pour me some too... just for medicinal purposes!
ReplyDeleteYvonne
So pretty and the paper flowers are delightful. Just the kind of weekend I love. :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely new week, Jacqueline!
Hugs,
Zuzu
Nice pictures. I like the black and white.
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Elna
Love love that black and white scale. Yep, monkey wards!
ReplyDeleteI love the salt and pepper shakers. It looks like you had a fun time making tissue paper flowers with someone special. It's very cold here today so I'm indoors out of the wind. I'd rather be raking the yard!
ReplyDeleteWow, you got some great finds. Love all the black and white. That tin mold is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLaura
Beautiful photos. Just lovely! Thank you for sharing. Thank you for the visit and sweet comment @TheDedicatedHouse. It means the world. Wishing you a grand evening. Toodles, Kathryn
ReplyDeleteI am bonkers over the little alarm clock, all old alarm clocks make me dizzy. Fun, fun finds.
ReplyDeleteha ha...the cooking sherry.
ReplyDeleteLOVE those salt and pepper shakers. I mean LOVE THEM. I have been on the look out for something like that, but so far no luck.
Those paper flower/pom poms are darling.
Hi J,
ReplyDeleteWell low key is my favorite and this looks fun! Good finds and loved ones :-)
Sweet Maia and her sweet paper flowers are darling! I have never seen Salt and Peppers with MOP button tops, these are amazing, now I have something else to add to my "I gotta find one of those!" list :-)
Hugs,
Bella
Interesting finds! The shakers are quite unique. And the pom poms are lovely. Maia's one does look like a big rose.
ReplyDeleteYes~ my dad called it MONKEY WARDS. So funny, I had to scroll back and read it again...just to make sure I read it right! {snicker}
ReplyDeleteas for the paper flowers, I just taught my daughter how to make those from my grand-daughters 3rd birthday party. My daughter didn't know how-- we practiced on white paper (saving the green and yellow for the real deal)
I put my white one in my newly redecorated bathroom!
It got sweet compliments today--
have a good one~Pat
Oh this is my kind of post...love the classic black and whites!!
ReplyDeleteWhat GREAT finds from the weekend. I've never seen a black and white scale like that....very cool! And those shakers are beautiful. Sounds like a fun weekend to me!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Thanks for sharing these photos, Jacqueline. The paper flower is lovely, and your 'finds' look wonderful grouped together that way. (The S&P shakers are my favorite, too!) Simple pleasures are the best, always.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I look forward to seeing you at My Dream Canvas. Visiting you from Wow Us Wednesdays.
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