Along with little chef, there are two tall mugs, a sugar bowl and a teeny little coffee pot, just enough for two small cups. Certainly not the tall mugs! I wonder if I'll call it a covered creamer...
Look who was dancing around the scrap bin!
Me!
(Yep, I'm that skinny)
(I DO dance)
A little fact: my husband and I always drink our morning coffee out of matching mugs. When we purchase mugs we buy two so we can do just that.
So here is mine, and here is his...
Check out the little Sun Bonnet Sue
I almost can't bear the cuteness!
Lying, yes I can because I like cute, there I said it.
I like vintage, I like clever, I like cute.
If ONLY I could find an actual sugar bowl like this.
Here is the coffee pot. I've been saving that scrap for years as I adore it, and in an effort to use my fabrics I allowed myself to cut it up.
It reminds me a bit of the metal campfire coffee pots.
It seems to need something on the top of the lid however... what do you think of these...
All patterns from Sew Precise |
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So cute!
ReplyDeleteAll so cute...I like the silver topper~
ReplyDeleteI love your dishes! I'd want a real Cat in the Hat mug...
ReplyDeleteWell played
ReplyDeleteThere are days like these where I just want to be you! I would then own all these fabulous dishes!
ReplyDeleteLove these so much! I love love LOVE the cook! He looks like a Maurice Sendak character! Of course, I am biased because Red is the signature color in my kitchen :) Have a safe and happy Fourth!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Mickie
Aw, those are adorable. Love the red!
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute!
ReplyDeleteThose little lids are all adorable. What would you like? Elegant? Country? Folksy? They all work for a different look. The mugs are so cute. Dancing diva and mischievous cat in the hat. Cute couple.
ReplyDeleteAdorable collection of dishes this month. The cow is too funny
ReplyDeleteOh My! They are all sooooooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteYou were quick off the mark with that little bunch LeeAnna. They are very cute.
ReplyDeleteSo very darling. I love the chef. Never trust a skinny chef!
ReplyDeleteThese four are a delight! Neat fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteSo many charming details. Great fussy cutting. Adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are adorable. They look like they took a lot of work to make them but worth it.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what this quilt is going to look like!
ReplyDeleteLOOOVVVE these! You use your scraps in such a clever way!
ReplyDeleteI like the gold spiral but agree that it might be nice to see this wonder put together first, before adding all the embellishment.
Hope you had a nice 4th!
You've created some more very fine china! This is more fun than looking at transferware on eBay or Etsy - I may have to join in next year!
ReplyDeleteSweet! matching coffee mugs!
ReplyDeleteLove the coffee pot!
I'm sure there will be a lot of embelishments added once this paper piecing masterpiece gets put together!
looking great! I like the gold spiral on the tea pot...
ReplyDeleteWhat fun coffee service! I'd go for something blue as the knob on the coffee pot, but like others, I'd wait for the final layout.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, you are great at highlighting fabric within the different objects! And I vote for the cow (who would have guessed, right ;) ) Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYou always find the cutest ways of embellishing blocks. I vote for the cow!
ReplyDeleteYour red chinaware is so fun!!! I love your colorfull paper pieced blocks. It is so inspiring. My next blocks will paper pieced cows.
ReplyDeleteEverytime I see these, I get more and more excited to see the finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteLoving the fussy cut deatils. i vote for the cow on the teapot!
ReplyDeleteVery cute matching mugs. I do not know your husband but I think it is a perfect cup.
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