"Uh-oh!" replied Mr. Pinker as he stared at me wide- eyed. I was busy dismantling all of the bee decor displayed on the little country pine hutch.
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| Bye Bye, Bee decor! |
"Is it redecorating time? " he asked with a grin.
"It sure is, " I said as I began to pull out my new themed decor.
"What is it this time?" he inquired.
"Apples, silly. Didn't you notice all of the reds?" I replied with a smile.
Mr. Pinker nodded and retreated to the safety of downstairs for he knew it would be no time that plates galore and lots of knick knacks and stitching would be flying this way and that as I puttered with my little country hutch.
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| Little saucers, plates and a vintage Betty Crocker cook book |
"Hmmm... now how many plates can I pack onto this wee hutch? " I asked myself.
I layered in lots of thrifted and Dollar Tree red and white plates on one shelf after the other.
Then bits of Watt's pottery was tucked here and there. Some stacked on little saucers.
It was not long before the first 2 shelves were filled to the brim. I have to admit that I stepped back and gave myself 2 pats on the back. My "Apple-icious Hutch " was coming together.
I even added in my Dolly Parton cookie jar.- So sweet.
Once I reached the bottom shelf, I began to throw in a modge podge of all things red and apple related.
The vintage juicer was filled with a bowl of old jello molds.
The darling hand appliqued and quilted apple pie quilt gifted to me from dear Donna inspired me to add my Betty Crocker Pie Parade Cookbook.
"Ooooh that looks pretty! " I said to no one in particular.
As I continued layering , I ran to my "stitching basket" and snatched up my newly completed Apple Jam Jar which I shared a few weeks ago.
"Eeeh perfection!"
It was not long before the 3rd shelf was overflowing with apples galore!
After stepping back, taking a look and dusting myself off, I went to the downstairs door and yelled , "Honey, come here. Quick!"
Mr. Pinker came barreling up the stairs.
"What's up buttercup?" he asked.
"Lookie! Lookie! My hutch is all decorated for September.
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| My kitchen is decorated in reds so the apples themed hutch fits in perfectly. |
"OOOPS wait! " I ran back over to the hutch, surveyed around me and chose a red tin to add to the top of the hutch. Most of the items on the top of the shelf always stay there, I just change out a little nook each month which this time I added an "Old Maid Raisin Cookies" tin.
"Now look , Sweetie. "
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| The old hutch is decorated with all things red. |
"Hmmm... Yeah, " replied Mr. Pinker. " A lot of stuff. "
"Yep! Just the way I like it, " I replied with a twinkle in my eye.
"I know . " Mr. Pinker replied ( Hmmm... I swear I saw him roll his eyes. Hee! Hee! Oh well)
Finally, Mr. Pinker nodded and said , "It's pretty, but I would rather see an apple pie. "
"We shall see. We shall see, " I said with a grin and with that I began thumbing through my recipe books .
Well, Sweethearts, that is my "Apple-icious Hutch " Tour in a nutshell. I know it is a lot to take in, but loads of color and clutter is my style. I am so very grateful that you dropped by for visit.
Just give me a few hours and I will have that apple pie out of the oven.
Have a super duper day, friends and remember....
You are the apple of my eye!
As Always...
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
"Hope is like an apple seed- it grows into sweetness. "-
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy
I love and miss you so much.. Love you , Amo.
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