I found this for the baby/guest room. I find it charmingly Puritan and idiosyncratic (my theory is, it was made by a young girl who didn't quite get all her letters right). (Incidentally, it is exactly the same as this one, so maybe that theory doesn't work.)
I love this enamel pitcher, which now belongs to either Stearns or me. I think it's sublime, as were these gladiolas. They made me feel like a very rich person in a very grand house. Rich people have big flowers, right?
Francisco was interested in champagne glasses, so I was excited to find these, which I can't wait to put to use to celebrate the baby.
Speaking of, I found him a little toy.
This isn't from thrifting--it's from frantic nesting, which, who knew, can include crafting. Since Baby Leopard's father likes trains, I'm assuming that he will, too.
4 comments:
gladiolas and champagne coupes are riches enough for me.
Ohhhh...I was wondering what the actual name of those champagne things is! I remember you like champagne that way.
I wish I could have been there for some sister nesting time! Well done, Stearns, for all that cooking.
Also, we used champagne coupes at a small restaurant in Kraków this week as we had a nice pre-wedding glass of bubbles. The only problem is that the wider mouth means the bubbles evaporate faster. If you leave them in the glass, that is. :)
Yeah--I think you have to do smaller pours or drink faster:)
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