A rooster that Grandmom Betty painted in ceramics...
Grandmom Betty also crocheted these dishcloths for us! These dishcloths are the best!
Visit Sue over at It's A Very Cherry World for more Rednesday fun!
P.S. We have been working on getting our giveaway together. Next week we will be posting it so don't forget to check back. : )
~Laura and Michele
10 comments:
Is your rooster a cookie jar? I have a cookie jar that my Great Aunt Ruth made in ceramics that looks alot like yours. Happy Reds!
Grandmom Betty did a good job making the dishcloth...Happy Rednesday...
mine is here
Cute table cloths. I am glad I stopped by for happy Rednesday! By the way, I have a contest giveaway on my blog you might find fun. Take a look. My blog is devoted to getting people to see "failure" as a setback along the road to success. triumphandtears.blogspot.com
;-))) Im loving that Rooster he made me smile ;-)) enjoy the rest of your week, dee x
I love these types of dishcloths. I found a bunch of new ones at a thrift store with price tags. Think they may have been made for a church bazaar and then donated when not sold. You are right ... they are the best. :)
yes, those are the best kind of dish cloths...I love them cause they are strong and work so well!
I agree, the handmade dishcloths are the best! Love Grandma's rooster too!
I love the cloths, my mum in law told me when she was little at school they would make cloths like this :)
Bee happy x
Have a delicious day!
What a cute rooster - very well painted, too! I love the tractor and wagon in your header, what a great idea!
Never commented last week, but I love those plates and mug! I'll have to see what my Home Goods has!
A little splash of red adds dash and flair to most anything, including turkeys and dishcloths!
RED FOR A RUSH
O what would we do without red?
“I just can’t imagine,” she said.
“Vermilion and pink
Are colors, I think,
That make the blood rush to my head.”
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Lady Fantasy in Red
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