Again we welcome that special day set aside for lovers of all things pink ~ PINK SATURDAY!!
Visit our sweet hostess Beverly at HOW SWEET THE SOUND to say thank you for your kindest generosity and find a long list of other pink party goers!
And I hope you'll stick around to the end to see the details of my latest giveaway and perhaps you will want to enter :-)
Visit our sweet hostess Beverly at HOW SWEET THE SOUND to say thank you for your kindest generosity and find a long list of other pink party goers!
And I hope you'll stick around to the end to see the details of my latest giveaway and perhaps you will want to enter :-)
My pretty in pinks today start with 2 of my very favorite pieces featuring handpainted roses! This biggie is almost 3 feet wide and painted by Ronda Juniper Ray on an old chippy window pane. Isn't is fabulous! It is painted on glass and in the background you'll see soft pink names of popular rose varieties.
Can't you just smell their rosey yumminess!
Next are more pink roses painted on a stained glass panel with pink glass! I still remember finding this at the Kane Country Flea Market in St. Charles, IL for 10 bucks! I looked it over and over trying to find some crack or flaw that would justify such a bargain but it was perfect! I was happy to hand over the full price without even attempting to wheel and deal :-)
Sigh . . . . .
The pair of pics above are 2 loose fitting blouses that I made with vintage chenille and 40's fabric with pink roses. They are cute to wear over a tee shirt with jeans for a pop of color! I had a space in an antique shop called The Bountiful Barn and sold handmades along with antiques and collectibles. Part of the space rental was working there 2 days a week - I did LOVE having first dibs on all the new items the dealers brought in but during the day all I was thinking was how many things I could be making if I was home HA!!I"m sure anyone who sells antiques, etc knows that the hardest part is finding things to sell that you don't want to keep for yourself :-) Anyway - I left awhile back and never regretted that decision for a second!!
A sweet lap quilt that I made for myself with a really lovely "quilted" like fabric with huge pink roses as the focal point.
I featured this teacup in my last Teacup Tuesday post and it is my very favorite pattern called Petite! I found another cup and saucer on ebay and the seller had lots of other pieces inherited from his grandmother and was so generous to let me have them for a song!I have almost a complete setting for 9 plus lots of extra salad plates . . . and 26 cups and saucers!
Can a true China-A-holic ever have enough ;-)
The elusive teapot!And below - such dainty curves . . .
Thank you so much for visiting me today! Please take an extra sec to view my giveaway #5 for this darling Frances Brundage girl embellished perfume bottle.
Just click HERE to see!
Hugs and Smiles,
Lynn
Just click HERE to see!
Hugs and Smiles,
Lynn
Oooh, everything is beautiful!! I especially love that stained glass painting. Wow!! Ten bucks...such a steal!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I also really love your lap quilt. It is gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing...happy Pink Saturday to you.
Love,
Patti
Good Morning Lynn!
ReplyDeleteHow delicious is that teapot??!! Soo Exquisite!!! I am glad you finally found it!
I love the rose paintings and the little jackets are gorgeous!! Do you still make them?? ; )
Drop over for a "glass of pink"!
Warm hugs, Laura
P.S. In answer to your question...
ReplyDelete"Can a true China-A-holic ever have enough ;-)"
In my humble opinion, No!
I think I have close to twenty sets of china now! Yep! I'm a China-A-holic, too!!
Wow! Just love this!
ReplyDeletegreetings from Holland,
Ineke
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful pink treasures with us! I always look forward to Pink Saturday on your blog!
Everything you showed today and every day is gorgeous!
Linda (Rosesandpink)
Aaaahhhhh, Lynn, I love Ronda's painting also. My daughter has one so next time we're in California I'm going to try and talk her out of it, sweetpea. The jackets are adorable, too! My goodness, you've been as busy as I have been.
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Connie
What darling jackets and the quilt is precious. I saw on another blog where they took children's clothing in pastel colors and made the cutest little quilt using squares of the clothing that maybe had an applique, or ruffles, or such- so cute and great way to use clothes that are stain or torn.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm in the very middle of cardiac arrest! That chippy window pane!!! The painting is to die for!..and I just might if I continue to look at it! You lucky girl! luv, Abbie
ReplyDeleteWhat a Great post of Pinks Lynn! The blouse jackets are a knockout, I have always love the different materials and patterns mixed, it always comes out SO sweet on dresses too and the lap quilt is something I would love to have. The color pink on your china is gorgeous and so is your stain glass window, the roses are perfect on it.
ReplyDeleteHey Girl, I was wondering did you get my email, concerning my win on the Stocking? Let me know one way or another. Thanks.
Have a Wonderful Day*
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteOh my all your goodies are just so gorgeous! I love those tops! I have seen a vendor at a Summer Art Fair locally that made chenille skirts and jackets that I just adore! Do you sell those anymore? or have you thought of selling skirts with chenille? There's just something about vintage chenille that does my heart good! I have a few spreads I just don't think I could cut up tho!
I hope you will be able to stop by my blog as I am having a giveaway and would love to have you enter!
HPS...Lorena
Well I know what I will be doing today...just sitting here scrolling up & down to absorb your ~BEAUTIFUL~ pinks. Those window pane panels must be lovely with sunlight coming through them. I know they look fabulous in your Prairie Home :)
ReplyDeleteNow I am getting addicted to that Olde Chelsea Petite china. It's like I want to pour coffee out of that sweet pot, and eat tons of finger foods off those plates.
And lastely if I lose a tiny bit more weight, I shall need to commission you to make me one of those blouse-tops.
Have a great "PINK" week, creating.
Carol from Good 'Ol Texas
My favorite is the roses painted on the window, seem like it would be a nice size--just beautiful. Happy PS.
ReplyDeleteAnn
I have to say I love everything! I love those exquisite roses on the window, just wonderful! Now, the teapot, it stole my heart!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Love those painted roses!!! Wonderful
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!!!
I'd be fighting to own one of those hand painted glass roses panels ... such gorgeous rose items you have & have also created.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful PS summer weekend ~
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
Oh that china is 2die4!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy PS :)
Roselle
Hey Lynn,
ReplyDeleteYou are such a sweetie and thanks so much for adding my Giveaway to your blog!
Oh I forgot to mention how much I LOVE Rhonda's roses...If I could only paint a rose like that...ahhhh!
Blessings...Lorena
nice!
ReplyDeletethanks lot!
c@ from Chile
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you have more time to create all those lovely things.
I just love the sweet jackets. Love everything.
hugs
Sissie
I love the quilt you made. What brand of fabric is the middle? Do you recall? Those dishes are so lovely too. I am changing my decor from primitive to the shabby chic with lots of pink roses. Its so pretty and cheerful. I will definately be visiting alot for decor ideas.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Smiles,
Kim
http://agypsyangel.blogspot.com
Wow! Lynn, you have so many pretty things posted, my jaw just droppe.d I'd love one of each, please ;) Beautiful tops with chenille and floral fabric, beautiful lap quilt with roses and ruffles. Your china set is lovely! How fun you found some more pieces of it on ebay.I love the swirls and curves and colors of the pattern. Oh, and the stained glass painted roses panel - now that was the topper for me! Happy Pink Saturday~
ReplyDeleteOh my GOODNESS. There are so many gorgeous things in your post today that it's not funny. Truly, the quilt, the incredible stained glass, the china, and on and on and on. How awesome. Susan
ReplyDeleteHELLO SWEETIE,
ReplyDeleteWOW I LOVE THE LAP QUILT YOU MADE ITS BEAUTIFUL :) AND YOUR TEA SET IS GORGEOUS :)
AND THE STAIN GLASS PINK ROSE WINDOW IS MAGNIFICENT!!! THANKS FOR SHARING ALL YOUR PINK BEAUTY'S FOR THIS SATURDAYS POST :)
HAVE A HAPPY PS :)
XOX~MARI
Hi, Lynn,
ReplyDeleteAlways such a pleasure to visit you and see your pretties!! Thank you for coming by for a visit with me. Lucky you to have that beautiful painting by Ronda. Her work is magnificent!! I would have snatched up that sweet rose painting for $10 also, love it. The casual jackets are wonderful. How fun to wear with a skirt or pair of jeans. You do beautiful work. The lap quilt~perfect!! and you know I adore those beautiful dishes being a dishaholic myself. Have the happiest of weekends~love and hugs~ Vicki
A lovely post. The tea set is so cute and I absolutely love the quilt. Hope you had a great Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeletetea set and on glass paint rose are adorable!i love it.
ReplyDeleteGreeatings from Croatia
Tina
Fell in love with all your pink post. Thise littl jackets are to die for ..I love the pink one Pretty roses glass panels.. I' would want to keep all those things.
ReplyDeleteOhhh I love these sweet shrugs - so girlie girl!! And of course all your other shares today are beautiful as always!!
ReplyDeleteLeann
The dinnerware set is very LOVELY!!! You have very pretty pink treasures. Loved seeing them.
ReplyDeleteDeb :)
Hello Lynn, I'm still making my Pink Saturday visits, Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a sweet comment. Love your post this week! Oh I'm just in love with these blouses, how beautiful, just stunning! Love your quilt also,what a way to cover up! Tea set too cute also.
ReplyDeleteGoing to check out your giveaway!
Blessings, Shirl
Shirls Rose Cottage
Oh' my gosh Lynn, I just love all your beautiful pinks. Those jackets are gorgeous, the pillow is amazing and the adore those dishes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us get a peek. You are one talented lady.
ooxx's...Tracy :)
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI just love this china set. So sweet and dainty. Love the window with the roses too, just gorgeous! Your jackets are lovely too!
Debbie
Just as everyone has said, what a lovely post, I think you are very blessed to be so talented,the pillows, jackets, bottles,all the things you create are beautiful. The job you gave up is just the kind I would love to have....I have collected for years and would love to unload some of it.
ReplyDeleteLynn
ReplyDeletehermosas las rosas!!
una pintura divina
las blusas fantasticas
felicitaciones por una entrada pink tan linda!!
un abrazo
Lore