One Orange Feather and Fan Scarf for Sharon
One Doily with Orange Hollyhocks from Vinnies Bankstown, purchased recently
One pair of 8.25mm Orange Needles
One pair of Milward 2 mm Needles with Orange Label
One Orange and Blue Pocketbook Bedsock (don't know where the other one is ...)
One Quintessential DVD and Book purchased from Bankstown Target this week for the princely sum of $1.87
One Boilproof Elastic 2 yards label from my grandmother's sewing box without original elastic
One Chic Knits for Young Chicks book by Sarah Paulin
One Davey Ware dish with Port Elliot 4E carved into the bottom purchased some time back from The Baptist Community Store, Padstow for $1.50
Four Sylko cottons reals including D.21 Gold and the deliciously named D.434 Orange Lily from my grandmother's sewing box
One Royal Albert Peach Rose Sugar Bowl and Milk Jug from my Glory Box
One orange paper flower made by my daughter.
I like Orange.
Why so much Orange? I'm playing along with Daisy Quilts and Colourful Fridays. Play along too!
I love orange such a positive colour love the scarf:)
ReplyDeleteHad a busy day and just got round to checking out everybody's posts. Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and checking out my post too:-)
Cheers
Annette
Ooh yes I love scarf too and the doily..such wonderful 'orangeyness' .. a fantastic maiden voyage Nessa!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome!!
So glad to have you playing along in our fun colour game!!
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So much loveliness... I like orange too!!
I'm glad you have joined in this piece of fun organised by Robyn. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteOrange everywhere I go.... how pretty!
ReplyDeleteHaPpY OrAnGe day!!!
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Love the scarf!
ReplyDeletelove your pics - especially the Royal Albert milk jug & sugar bowl - such a pretty pattern
ReplyDeleteNessa! How beautiful. I can't knit to save my life, but I love the romance of it and you certainly captured it in your pictures... And your china is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI did not have a glory box, but love the idea of it, and think it is a lovely tradition. I inherited some odd pieces from both grandmothers and chose my own set when I got married: Sarah's Garden Wedgewood.
One of my lovely neighbours has Sarah's Garden Wedgewood and I have long admired it. Thank you for your lovely comments (and I'd love to see some of both your grandmother's china)!
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