Now THIS is what I call a real copper kettle! I wonder what kind of goodies were cooked up in this? I just love touring these old restoration villages. Stepping back into the past for a few hours is a calming respite from this racing world we live in today. This photo is one I took in Hancock Village a few years ago. There's just something so homey and comforting about an old fireplace filled with pots and kettles. They speak of meals cooked long ago that welcomed a family home from the fields after a long day of farming, don't they. I can imagine the scent of stew wafting through the windows as they trudged towards home...
Friday, January 19, 2018
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New Pattern in my Etsy shop this morning: www.etsy.com/shop/DianeKnottLLC #embroiderypattern #Valdani #floralembroidery #DianeKnottpatt...

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New Pattern in my Etsy shop this morning: www.etsy.com/shop/DianeKnottLLC #embroiderypattern #Valdani #floralembroidery #DianeKnottpatt...
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I wonder what kind of stories this old door could tell? Who went in and out of it? What's on the other side? Maybe a pantry filled ...
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My newest embroidery pattern - add a bit of lavender to make sweetly scented sachets, or simply stuff and use as pincushions or bowl fi...
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Just what I'd like to see in my garden about now - tulips! But we had snow yesterday! It has melted off and some of our bulbs are...
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" Primrose Path" - the name reminds me of a song from Back in The Day 50s rock n' roll. This is another in my floral garden ...
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AWWWW! A Little bit of sweetness for all of you grammas, mommas, aunties and sisters, and maybe best friends of someone who is going to...
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