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I have a new addition in our kitchen. "Bossy" is now on the wall in our above our cabinets, along with some of my blue & white transferware pieces.
I've had a lifelong affinity for barns and cows, so I really couldn't resist this when I saw her online. I bought her at DecorSteals.
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She's enjoying a high place front and center in my special dish arrangement. I'm thinking she needs a little "something more". I considered a bay leaf wreath (which I still could do later) or a cow bell, but I want to make a blue & white toile scarf to go around her neck for now.
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Here's a closer look so you can see my Pembroke Welsh Corgi plate; black Labrador Retriever plate; Cypress Gardens (FL) plate (bottom center); Stephen Foster Memorial plate and my mother-in-law's bowl and pitcher set.
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On the other side of Bossy is a Colonial Williamsburg souvenir plate (bottom center) from our travels; a Royal Copenhagen plate of a hunter and his dog (1977); a yellow Labrador Retriever plate; and (right next to Bossy's nose) Thomas Edison's (FL) Home souvenir plate. In the very bottom right corner, there is a blue transferware covered serving piece shaped like a duck sitting in a basket.
These are just a few of my favorite things, framing my latest addition. I will be dressing her in blue and white toile in the near future, and will share a photo once she's fitted out.
I played with the ladies at Nifty 50s yesterday. It started raining just before I left home, so rather than schlep my sewing machine and project outside, I grabbed my needlework ("Be Mine", most recently seen HERE) instead. I'm almost finished with it, so I'll share that soon, too.
I'm into the studio today (of course, I am!). Time to get back to work. Catch you later!
Bessie is a wonderful addition to your wall! Beautiful plates and I can't wait to see her toile scarf!
ReplyDeleteBossy is quite a wonderful kitchen mascot and she looks "bovine" (divine) amongst your gorgeous blue collector plates. I agree she needs a little something to glam her up in an understated way. I like the idea of a toile scarf and the laurel wreath. Enjoy your studio time...
ReplyDeleteSo thankful you are safe from the tornadoes.