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14 comments:
I love the little bunny in the armchair!
Such adorable pincushions! I especially like the lime green and rosy pink tomatoes.
Ihave one of thes chair pincushions too - forgot about it
Juliann
I've never seen the tomatoes in so many colors. The chairs are adorable.
Even your 'utilitarian' ones are pretty - love the bunny in the chair
I like the rocking chair with spool holders the best.
I have the wooden rocker too. Bought it at an estate sale many years ago. Thought about recovering the cushion, but think it would loose the nastalgia.
I also have the tomatoe pincushion I used in home-ec class...hundreds of years ago!
Thanks for showing us your pincushions! I seem to remember my grandmother having a green rocker like that--it brings back fond memories. I also love your different coloured tomatoes--green and pink! How cool!
I should not have looked, I should not have looked, I should not have looked - LOL... that rocker one with thread holder is just too darling!
And - I think everyone, at one point in time or another, has had a tomatoe pin-cushion - aren't they a true classic?
Cheers!
Evelyn
Oh those fun pincushions are adorable! That little bunny is too cute!
Hi Karen, love the pincushions!! My mom used to have one of the rocking chair ones. Wish I would have thought to grab it after she passed away.
I do love your little bunny in his arm chair..that is soooo cute!!
I think I've seen a little chair like that to make from cardboard and fabric..the seat covers up a tiny sewing box.
Thanks for sharing! Hugs, Finn
I love your pincushions! The different color tomatoes are very unique.
Ohhh, I wouldn't dare stick pins in the bunny! You might never get another Easter basket!
Love your pincushions. I'm going to look for one of those rocking chairs tomorrow at Round Top. I forgot to tell you...I had a little sewing table shipped from NJ. It belonged to my mother. Unfortunately, the one swing out drawer came lose, but I'm hoping my husband can fix it. It has a regular drawer and then the swing out one that holds spools of thread on wooden dowels. Maybe you've seen one of these? I'm thrilled with it. I just have to squeeze it in here somewhere. :) Betty
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