Hello Pink Lovers!
It's Pink Saturday and a basket full of Thank you's go to Beverly of
HOW SWEET THE SOUND
for hosting the get together each week!!
Join in the fun and visit as many of the pink party peep participants as you possibly as you can!
And if you haven't entered my giveaways yet there is still time so please check out the links on the sidebar and add your name!!
My first pink selection this week is a most charming vintage french pink enamel swirl teapot . . . sans lid! It has a bit of wear which I think only adds to its charming history. I've added some vintage lace and pink parchment roses and doesn't it make a sweet display :-)
Here is a favorite antique quilt made in the classic Rose of Sharon pattern. Appliqued by hand and handquilted it has 2 pretty pinks for the roses and 2 perfect minty greens for the stems and leaves. I dont know what I was thinking but I sold this on ebay a couple years ago ~ sigh . . .
The sweetest handpainted roses, daisies and violets cover this enchanting lidded container. You may think it looks like a powder jar . . . but open it and . . .
it was filled with vintage cotton balls! And pink ones!! Much different from todays cottonballs - these are big and kind of "rolled" round and round with layers of the softest fluff.
I love vintage Lefton pieces and this set is so cute with the handpainted pink roses on a gorgeous 1940's shade of green. It goes perfect with my Jadite collection!!
And lastly but not leastly are 2 of my handmades! A beautiful Victorian lady pillow and embellished bottle featuring 3 sisters or friends on the label.
Thank you so much for your visit and sharing some of my pink treasures today!!
Enjoy a Pink~A~licious weekend :-)
Hugs and Smiles,
Lynn
HOW SWEET THE SOUND
for hosting the get together each week!!
Join in the fun and visit as many of the pink party peep participants as you possibly as you can!
And if you haven't entered my giveaways yet there is still time so please check out the links on the sidebar and add your name!!
My first pink selection this week is a most charming vintage french pink enamel swirl teapot . . . sans lid! It has a bit of wear which I think only adds to its charming history. I've added some vintage lace and pink parchment roses and doesn't it make a sweet display :-)
Here is a favorite antique quilt made in the classic Rose of Sharon pattern. Appliqued by hand and handquilted it has 2 pretty pinks for the roses and 2 perfect minty greens for the stems and leaves. I dont know what I was thinking but I sold this on ebay a couple years ago ~ sigh . . .
The sweetest handpainted roses, daisies and violets cover this enchanting lidded container. You may think it looks like a powder jar . . . but open it and . . .
it was filled with vintage cotton balls! And pink ones!! Much different from todays cottonballs - these are big and kind of "rolled" round and round with layers of the softest fluff.
I love vintage Lefton pieces and this set is so cute with the handpainted pink roses on a gorgeous 1940's shade of green. It goes perfect with my Jadite collection!!
And lastly but not leastly are 2 of my handmades! A beautiful Victorian lady pillow and embellished bottle featuring 3 sisters or friends on the label.Thank you so much for your visit and sharing some of my pink treasures today!!
Enjoy a Pink~A~licious weekend :-)
Hugs and Smiles,
Lynn
HELLO LYNN...
ReplyDeleteHAPPY PINKY SATURDAY...
LOVE ALL OF YOUR BEUTIFUL ITEMS!!!!
MY FAV'S ARE YOUR HANDMADE ITEMS, SOOO BEAUTIFUL :) HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND :)
SMILE TO YOU MY BLOGGY FRIEND~XO~MARI
Sooooo pretty...I love all your pink treasures..especially the last image!!! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn..I don't know what you were thinking either when you sold that dear quilt. Of all the handmade quilts I have had over the years from my family my very favorite pattern is Rose of Sharon..and to see it in these colors is just making me over the top jealous to know that someone out there has it and not me! Ha! Hugs, Abbie
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Pink Saturday! I love your bed...it gorgeous! your vintage container is so pretty and of course you even have amazing cotton balls! Your Lefton sugar bowl and creamer are to die for! And last but not least your handmade treasures are lovely! Maybe when softball ends I will be able to participate...heaven knows I'll never run out of pink things! LOL
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
xoxo
Denise
Oh my sweetness, I have to have that french teapot! Amazing,your quilt is gorgeous. love it all!
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Olivia
So pretty pinks, love them all!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
Hugs
Charo
Hello Lynn,
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday! Love that pink enamel teapot too sweet, those rosy cream and sugar dishes are gorgeous!
Bella
Love all of the vintage pink collectibles you have here!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful weekend!
Sharon
You shared some very nice pinks with us today. I really like he little teapot and the way you displayed it.
ReplyDeletethis post is so gorgeous!!! those vintage cotton balls are a treat!!! & your pillow & jar are incredibly beautiful!!! have a lovely Pink Saturday!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, everything is beautiful! Oooh, I would have loved to buy that quilt! I too love those Lefton pieces and the soft green color... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteHPS Lynn! I always enjoy your beautiful posts. Your enamelware teapot is so unique. I've never seen one like it. All of your pinks are pretty...right down to the pink cottonballs. Connie
ReplyDeleteThank you for once again sharing your lovely pink treasures that reside in your sweet Prairie Home.
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't mentioned the sugar & creamer to be Lefton I would have thought they were RS Prussia. That was an awesome find.
Have a great week, creating..You know I am always on the "look out" for more pretties :)
Carol from
Good 'OL Texas
Lynn your pinkalicous images are divine! Oh that pink teapot..the roses and lace...just what a girly girl loves best!
ReplyDeleteA delightful pink post!
Happy pink saturday, chick! Love your photos which are delicious in themselves. Girls definitely love pink, huh?!
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Connie
I don't know where to begin, I loved it all, that cotton ball container is awesome, and I have never seen vintage cotton balls. Where in the world did you find those. I have the same lefton cream and sugar and also the teapot, cups and saucers but they are a browish background with the roses on them. Loved you great PINK post.
ReplyDeleteGinger
Oh, my, but everything is beautiful!!
ReplyDeletePink and green is my favorite combination of colors. Green is actually my favorite color, and when it's paired with pink, I kind of go nuts. LOVE IT!! So, the creamer and sugar and the quilt are my favorites. (But everything is gorgeous).
Anyhow, have a happy pink Saturday.
Blessings,
Patti (Fill My Cup with Beauty)
What a lovely pinks for this Pink Saturday !
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Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteYour pink creations are gorgeous! You do exquisite work! Thanks for sharing your pinks and have a wonderful Pink weekend.
Blessings,
Sandi
So,so lovely and beautiful,
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love the cream and sugar set!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
Happy Pink Saturday,
Mary
Lots of rosy pink today - so lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour bed makes me want to lay down and go to sleep. Lokks so cozy and inviting!
ReplyDeleteI love all your pink roses. What a shame you sold that beautiful quilt but it is probably well loved in its new home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being 'Pretty in Pink.'
Smiles,
Angela.
comfortable and soft pink sets...
ReplyDeletelovely meme post.
Beautiful. Have a wonderful day! Winona
ReplyDeleteOh my, what beautiful things you have, Lynn. Your pillow and glass bottle are beyond. And I love the lidded container with the pink cotton balls. I'm looking for some pink cottonballs as we speak to be included in my giveaway ;) Happy PS~
ReplyDeletep.s. Yes! your name is in the hat for my giveaway ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinks today. I have to say that there is nothing worse than getting rid of something so beautiful and having regrets later. Sadly, that has happened to me many times with things that once belonged to my grandmother. There is nothing we can do about it but it makes for some sad memories. I always try and think twice before I let something go now....Happy Pink Saturday, Char
ReplyDeleteI just love your different pinks. How wonderful is that painted jar with the pink cottonballs? A real treasure. As is the French teapot. You have some lovely things. Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteYou have such a way of making everything so sweet, soft and lovely. The roses in the teapot are wonderful and it's hard to believe they are made from parchment!
I know the feeling about selling something you wished you'd kept, but that's the nature of our business. That quilt made someone very happy.
Happy Pink Saturday.
hug,
Sissie
Oh, Lynn! I think my very favorite is that French pink enamel teapot....that is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou have all of the magic touches!
Hugs,
Linda (rosesandpink)
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinks for us today. Love the bottle and pillow! Have a Pink a licious weekend too!
Debbie
So many pretty pinks that you shared, but the Rose of Sharon quilt is my favorite. It is stunning!
ReplyDeleteIf you have time, stop by my Pink Saturday post to see some upcoming blog parties.
Happy Pink Saturday! ~ Sarah
Lovely pink post! I adore that pink cotton ball container {and cotton balls}!!! Happy Pink Saturday!
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Rebecca
Great pillows!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink!
I'm holding a new meme called, "Summer Sundays". It's all about what summer means to YOU. Hope you come to join us.
- The Tablescaper
Beautiful pinks! I just love that teapot. And those pink cotton balls - too cute. Happy Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeletewow! I enjoyed this post very much. I really like the quilt. Don't you just kick yourself for getting rid of stuff sometimes? I've done it a few times.. thought that I wouldn't need or want an item any more and get rid of it, only to miss it a few weeks or months later. *sigh* Oh well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday, thanks for the lovely pink post!
Charmaine
G O R G E O U S !!!!!!! Thank you for the PINK eye candy!
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Holly
Lovely! HPS.
ReplyDeleteI love my precious pink bottle! It really made my day! I have been having the crummiest week and toxic times at my job! The gift really made me smile! Thank you so much! Hugs Anne
ReplyDeleteHappy PiNk, Lynn...
ReplyDeleteI love the swirled enamel teapot, the vintage container with the pink cotton balls and the Lefton pieces. I think I used to have a small plate but must have lost it in my many moves.
Have a wonderful weekend..drop by to visit with me when you have a moment.
Hugs,
Stephanie ♥
OHHHhhh! I have the Lefton teapot that matches your creamer & sugar holder. We will have to get together for tea someday! Happy PS, Niki
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous to see all these beautiful pink things. I can see why you are sad you sold your quilt on ebay. It is amazing- so much work and detail. I really like the wall paper in this room too. I hope to have some of your cushions soon to put on the quilt and bed in the guest room.
ReplyDeleteOh what lovely pink Saturday items! I have got to email Beverly and join. I have tons of pretty pink things!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday, Lynn. I hope you enjoyed your day as a featured participant.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many gorgeous pinks to share today, and I love each one. I know how you feel about selling the quilt. I have definitely sold things that I now regret.
I am off to make certain I have entered your giveaway.
Hi Lynn! Your pinks are just fabulous! I love that french pink enamel coffee pot, oh and your pink rose of Sharon quilt too. Pink cotton balls are adorable! Stunning Pink Saturday post!!
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Susan and Bentley
xxoo
Gorgeous pink goodies! I especially love the hand-painted container...so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog! Your pinks are lovely, you're a very good photographer too:) I added myself as a follower.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday and enjoy the rest of your weekend:)
Thank you for coming by my blog and leaving a comment. Our youngest daughters name is Lindessa, but she goes by Lynn and I gave her my creamer and sugar, just like the one you have.I also collect jadite and I love your big house, is it old? I have long dreamed of living in an old Victorian. I have put you on my favorites. I'm off to check out your friend that has a "Back Porch" blog.Loved your Pink Sat. post.
ReplyDeleteAll so very beautiful.
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barbara jean
Love your Pink Saturday treasures! Happy Belated Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteSo many sweet things!
ReplyDelete0oooo, I love all your pretty pinkness!
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Pink Saturday!
~Ann
What lovely pinks. I was out of twon and didn't participate in Pink Saturday this week. I'm blog surfing anyway and your blog is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a devine post of pinks. Your selections are great...but your photos are simply stunning.
ReplyDeletePlease stop by end of this week as we celebrate Finding Beauty... you have certainly found it!
Have the best week. (so nice to find you... ) I am a new follower.
Claudia
Hi There
ReplyDeleteJust popping by for a belated PS. I always love everything that you share. But I love the powder puff jar the best this time.
Enjoy!
Leann
lovely pink items,
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Smiles!
Happy PS a few days late, Lynn! I'm still making the rounds. I so love that quilt, can't believe you sold it! I've done that with a few of our antique mirrors before and I've lived to regret it! Your new 3 Friends bottle and that pillow are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteBig TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents