Ok, seriously, I thought this was the week where I would not be able to find a single red thing to share, but as I'm finding out, there's always more!
I forgot about this little flour sifter that I planted up and put by the back door. How could I forget? I see it every day!
This old metal bowl holds my dish scrubbies. It's also a shameless excuse to show my Happy Apple again!
And last we have a vintage Christmas bell, with a little elf holding on for dear life. It was only 25 cents, and I got it........somewhere last week. I used to be able to remember where I got every single thing. I'm kind of frightened to think that maybe this means I have too many things. What do you think?!
Linking up to Rednesday, at It's A Very Cherry World.
Cute shifter! Love the flowers on it and in it:)
ReplyDeleteToo much stuff??!!LOL!!! NO!
Warmly,
deb
Oh I love that flour sifter too. Its so vintage and so pretty with the flower. I'm visiting over from Rednesday....
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Yeah! How could you forget such a cute thing as the sifter? Love it.
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Oh Carol, that sifter is really nice. That is a cute idea to use it as a planter!!
ReplyDeletemecky
How cute! Now I'm wanting to find a vintage sifter to put a plant in. How creative!
ReplyDeleteCarol you are killing me with that apple...just kidding. Every time I see it I smile. That's when you know it was a good purchase. Lovely reds...smiles..Renee
ReplyDeleteHow cute to plant that sifter! Great idea. Oh I do love your little Apple! Now I'm on the look out for one! hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteFirst of all ~ that sifter is so cute and even cuter as a planter!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
Oh no, we can NEVER run out of reds! Love the little sifter. Looks even cuter planted. Sometimes I think I need to quit buying and that I have too much. Then the next thing I know, I'm saying "what the heck, enjoy!"
ReplyDeleteHe is hanging on for dear life. I can just imagine him sitting on that thrift shelf being pushed around, hoping someone would take him home and not drop him and not stuff him in a attic with the rest of the Christmas goods. Then came Carol, and he was the safe and sound in her red hot world and he was now even famous...on a blog.
ReplyDeleteAwesome life for an elf!
Lovely reds! That elf is just the cutest!
ReplyDeleteLove all the RED - especially the lovely little elf!
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a lovely week too!
XOXO Lola :)
PS Thank you for stopping by with all your lovely comments which made me laugh!
Clever girl! Popping a plant in that sifter! So cute! But not as cute as your happy apple! ♥
ReplyDeleteHi Carol! Love the sifter planter. I always take anything with an opening and fill with plants outside. If ya check out my post....Jim says he may have an old engine block that will definately hold some plants..lol
ReplyDeleteLove the flour sifter-what a great idea to use it as a planter! Your blogs are making me look differently at things...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
The sifter is a great idea for a planter!
ReplyDeleteThe sifter is a cutie. I think maybe not being able to remember where you got something is not from having too much but because you have been so many places :>)
ReplyDeleteAnnette
Oh, I love the flour sifter Carol! And it is wonderful with the plant. I bet it just makes people smile when they come in!
ReplyDeleteI find the happy apple cute and charming!
ReplyDeletetoo many things? ummmmmmmmmmmm..NOT..lol. Keep adding girl. That sifter is so beautiful. Your back yard reminds me of mine...
ReplyDeleteI love that idea with the sifter! I remember the happy apple...my kids had one. I love that idea with the sifter! I'm a little late on my red visiting. Happy Rednesday! Come on over for a visit on Our Back Porch.
ReplyDeleteBack Porch Blessings,
Rebecca
Love your eds today. Just catching up on my visiting.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using the sifter as a vase. I may try that in the Kitchen with one of my sifters.....
Hugs,
Debbie