I thought I would show you what is also here, a gift I got from Colleen at Christmas:):) This will NOT move!
I will share where this ends up soon. I love this basket as it has an iron scroll top and bottom that is hidden by the plant right now. Did you notice the pottery wall swith cover?
Here is the new pot in place! It came with a paper that said it was solid copper and it has the nice heavy handles too. LOVE it!
A few weeks ago I got this copper colander. I used to have one just like it. It, too, has the nice heavy handles. Next to it on the wall is a fish mold that I love too. I am seriouly thinking about getting a pot rack and if I do I will then I will hang some copper on it and other neat things!
I know this basket looks dusty in the pictures but I cleaned it and it must be the way the sun is shining on it.
When I turned the kitchen lights up it looked better:)
So there you have it. Do you like copper? I was silly when I got rid of it cause I thought it was not "in style" anymore. I now use what I love and do NOT follow trends or fads. My advice to anyone is to fill your home with what YOU love. Have a beautiful weekend my friends.
XO, Pinky
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Hi Pinky! I love your copper and you have some very pretty pieces too! I used to collect copped molds and when my daughter moved out, she took them! Well, I guess I gave them to her. Your kitchen is so lovely and what pretty things you have. I like the copper hanging on the sides of your cabinets too.
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Shelia :)
Thanks Sheila! I am loving it again. Have a beautiful weekend and try to stay warm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is FREEZING here:(
DeleteYour new copper pieces look great Pinky...love the colander hanging on the side of your cabinet. I love that wicker piece above your door too!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, and for your visit!!!!
DeleteI think the "in style" and"not trendy" bug has bitten us all over the years. So much happier when I stay true to what I love! Your molds look absolutely wonderful. Jane
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Jane!
DeleteLove your copper molds and pieces--I've got the twin to your fish and colander!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michael Lee! Love following all that you are doing!
DeleteIsn't if funny that at a certain point in our lives we learn to use what we love in decorating? I like copper, too, and the warm glow it gives to a space. Which reminds me...I need to polish my copper tea kettle. Love seeing your collection.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Babs. I refuse to follow any TRENDS anymore. I need to be comfortable in my own home:) I think we all should.
DeleteHey Pinky..love the copper..I have a copper canister set that Bill got for me yrs ago...with little chickens as lid knobs no less..lol Ohhh you would love a pot rack...soooo happy to hear about your little sweet dumpling...I bet you just kiss her little cheeks off..lol Life sure has been good to us hasn't it..grandbabies are just the icing on the cake...thanks for coming by sweetie...hope you are having a fantastic day....Picket
ReplyDeleteSOOOO good to hear from you and I hope you keep posting. Your words are always uplifting and inspiring. XO, Dot
DeleteLove copper and I feel it is a classic!....You have some very beautiful pieces and LOVE that sign!!!
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Thanks so much Shirley. I love the sign too:):)
DeleteYour copper pieces are beautiful, Pinky! Love the colander.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Thanks so much, mary Alice!
ReplyDeleteYour copper pieces are so pretty Pinky! My HomeGoods looks like a barren wasteland right now :)
ReplyDeleteI love your copper! So pretty! Thank you for sharing. You are one of the features today at the Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. Here is the link to this week's bash. http://www.thededicatedhouse.com/2015/02/make-it-pretty-monday-week-128.html Hope you have a lovely week. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeletePinky, thanks for sharing your copper finds. Yes, we live with copper here. My husband has collected copper since before we married. He cooks with copper pans, and we have molds too. We like copper with an aged patina. It doesn't stay shiny if you use it in the kitchen. '-)
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