Eeeh! It's filled to the brim with patriotic goodness!
Good morning, Sweeties and welcome. It is hard to believe that Independence Day is fast upon us.
Every year I host our Fourth of July party. The kiddos always enjoy playing in the pool. I will have my cookout, but no play time in the pool. I didn't tell you what happened , did I? Well Mr. Pinker filled up the pool. As we were about to get in the pool to clean the sides, the liner ripped. Boo! Hoo! So that is our next project - put in a new liner.
Anywhoo, back to the filled to the brim hutch.
I filled each and every nook and cranny with all things red, white and blue. This was the 1st time that I used the Pioneer Woman plates though I have had them for over a year.
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| A vintage canning funnel is perfect to nestle a cross stitch in. |
My little Red , White and Blue stitch was tacked to the side of the hutch. So cute.
The middle shelf was filled with lots of chickens and gifts from my loved ones and friends.
Betsy Ewe sits in a tin candle basket on top of the wooden box with Annie and the gang in the Stars, Stripes and Chickens stitch ( one of my patriotic favorites) . I nestled a little red hen in the jello mold.
Freedom Rings is a piece I worked on last year. I haven't posted her yet. My sister gave me the darling salt and pepper shakers. I keep those on the hutch year round.
Did you see the gorgeous yo yo mat? My sweet friend Patricia gifted this to me. I keep it out year round too. Thank you Patricia. 🤗
My sister had an affection for old bottles and jars just as I do. This Ball jar which is filled with faux eggs is one she gifted me. There is one of the recently bought pot holders underneath the Walmart hen.
Do you remember the cabbage slicer I showed you last week in my vintage thrift haul? Well it landed on the bottom shelf with the blade covered. Lots of knick knacks on top.
I filled the vintage juicer with another one of the thrifted doilies I showed you earlier and some berries. I added a sign , salt and pepper shakers , a Morton tin and a stitch called Beelieve in Freedom which I shared a few years ago.
The gorgeous Scottie handkerchief was a gift from sweet Gwen.❤ ( Thank you , Gwen) I just love it. I usually have it in the living room with a vintage Scottie planter, but not this year.
The white scale was removed and a red one took its place. Of course it was filled to the brim as well with berries and a crocheted doiley.
A little thrifted red colander was perfect to put in a couple of butter pats and kitchen utensils thrifted and gifted to me from my sis . I found the little cherry cross stitch on Pinterest years and years ago. Do you know who the designer is?
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| Do you remember using can openers like this? |
Well , Sweeties that's my patriotic hutch in a peanut shell. Soon all of this will be put away and I will replace it with something else.
If you are interested in seeing any of my previous patriotic hutch tours, just click the links below. You will see a lot of the same things- just switched around a bit.
If you would like to see some of the seasonal hutch tours click on the links below
Thank you for taking time out of your day to visit me. I cannot tell you how much that means to me. Big hugs from the holler and...
As Always,
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
Thank you for the sweet visit.
"When we honor our Flag, we honor what we stand for as a Nation- Freedom, Equality, Justice and Hope. " - Ronald Reagan.
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my baby sister, Amy. . Love and miss you, Amo.
I am joining these lovely ladies' link parties. I hope you check them out; they always have so many wonderful projects going on and provide the opportunity for other needleworkers to meet.
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