I'm linking to REDnesday over at It's A Very Cherry World, so please stop by and say HI to Sue, our hostess every week!
Today for REDnesday, I'd like to share more of my flea market finds. This quilt isn't old, so it's perfect sitting out on the porch swing. Note to squirrels: Touch it at your own risk! I'm contemplating painting the swing. Chippy, crackly white. Anyone want to talk me into it or out of it?!
I took a pass on this breadbox when I first saw it. The lady selling it said if it was still there when I was done walking the flea market, she would be willing to come down in price. Of course it was all I could think about as I continued to shop. Would it still be there? I certainly didn't need another breadbox in the kitchen. But I did need one on the porch! Needless to say, it was still there, and it was only $3.00.
The little flour sifter with the red tulips on it was only 50 cents.
As soon as I saw this flag at Michaels about two months ago, I've been so anxious to put it in the garden. I love the saying, and I love Mary Engelbreit! So......do you have any red things you'd like to share? I'd love to see them, so link up with Sue!
I love all the reds you have shared today . I think the swing would look great crackly white.Those were some great finds from the flea market .
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Myrna
Yes, paint the swing so it snaps, crackles, and pops!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad the bread box was waiting for you. And, hey, I have the same little strainer!
I'm glad you found the ME flag - it's so you!
Love all your reds! Especially te M.E.! Her designs always makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteLove your finds, especially the sifter!
ReplyDeleteFun finds. Were you incognito?? lol
ReplyDeleteHA HA! I bought this same little flag a couple of years ago at Michael's. I have it in my Victory garden! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
I love all your cute red finds, but I am smitten with that bread box!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all your pretty reds...I especially love your breadbox...
ReplyDeleteI also think your swing would look lovley in white.
Hugz,
Kim
Oh how I love that red quilt!!
ReplyDeletePaint the swing white by all means. It will make it show up so much more.
D
Love the quilt and the tin box... ;) happy rednesday.
ReplyDeletegreat finds. I LOVE the bread box...I would be a happy camper at the end of the day...sweet!! Mica/The Child's Paper
ReplyDeleteMore vintage fun!!!!! Carol you always seem to find the best bargains by far! :) The red breadbox is just wonderful! And you know I love the quilt! :) LOL
ReplyDeleteCute finds, especially that bread box for $3!
ReplyDeleteWhat great reds you have here today!!
ReplyDeleteI love that bread box!!
Debbie
Well if I was with you that day, I would have definitely picked up that picnic basket FAST, especially for three dollars. Wow, I just adore it. That quilt, oh my goodness, it is so beautiful. Yep, that would have been another one I would have run real fast to get to before you did,lol. Thank goodness we don't go together, you and I have too similar tastes,lol
ReplyDeleteLot's of cute things here. I love that scale, too.
ReplyDeleteRobin
Love all your red things but,the bread box is my favorite....thanks for sharing....blessings
ReplyDeleteCarol,
ReplyDeleteI love that quilt and almost died when I saw the bread box-so cute. I wanted you to know I passed on the Trendy Blogger Award to you. I received it from Sally Annie Magundy, but don't know how to do the link. Anyway, love you blog!
Leslie
I think every porch needs a bread box and this one looks adorable where you have placed it. The little sifter is also adorable.
ReplyDeleteCute reds! Go ahead, be brave and paint the porch swing. If you paint it a chippy white, it will look really cute with some red and white pillows and there is another Rednesday post!!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
I really love that bread box! So cute on your porch. Yeah, go ahead and paint that swing and have fun doing it! ♥
ReplyDeleteI would paint the swing...everything else I am drooling over..course, it's red..nuff sed..
ReplyDeleteblessings,
glenda
My vote is chippy white, so count me in.... I love the breadbox, but again I love all your stuff.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol :) I love your breadbox and your old sifter. My gma had one with cherries on it that I wanted but didn't ask in time. The quilt is lovely. I say "go for it!" on painting the swing chippy white. Happy Reds~
ReplyDeleteHi Carol,
ReplyDeleteI can see why you went back for it, I adore your breadbox, so darling! Oh to have a porch swing with a quilt - I'm pea green with envy!
Happy Rednesday,
Sally
Love your reds! You've got the perfect sittin place! The swing would look great white! Mine is cedar so I just seal it so the grain shows up. The house looks like a log cabin so it matches.
ReplyDeleteYou were meant to have that breadbox Carol! My mother used to have a set of cannisters to match that.
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving such lovely comments on Caddie.
Warmest Hugs,
Sandi @ Bearly Sane
Oh! Love the ME flag! I will have to checkout my local Michaels store.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that quilt is the best! You got such a great deal!
ReplyDeleteYou (and your lovely blog) actually inspired me to join REDnesday, so thank you very much! This was my first time and I had a blast!
Blessings,
Jo
Thanks so much for stopping by, love all your reds.
ReplyDeletePretty quilt (hope the squirrels stay away!) but I love that bread box, and what a great price!
ReplyDeleteI have to ask...do you go to the flea market in Rockford? It's a great find for $3! It would look great with the two I got about a month ago! The plant stand is great, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, paint the swing for sure!
That is such a nice quilt. It looks like it could be vintage, but you don't have to worry about it when it's not. :-) Great flag, and just wonderful for Memorial Day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me, I'm so glad I discovered your blog. Enjoyed all your goodies.
ReplyDeletetouches of red here and there are just the thing for me too. enough to get the bold in there and still have everything else. nice red finds today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful red and white quilt...I'd leave it inside and put a ratty one out for the squirrels to play on! That vintage breadbox is so cute, they are so nice to have around to stash things in...I use mine for rolling pins, standing on end.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol,
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see red treasures while I'm out"hunting", I think of you!
Hope you are having a great weekend.
Warmly,
Deb :)
Boy, you live dangerously. I would never have left that bread box unattended!
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