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Magpie Monday - Buttermilk bowl

I am joining in with Miss Lizzie and Magpie Monday   I do not usually have much luck in the local charity shop (we live in a village and the shop is really well used and visited) and never seem to find the time to go round the ones in the local towns.  However, today as I was picking up some needle threaders I happened to see this bowl in the window and it really caught my eye.



I loved its shape and the cream buttermilk colour, it curves in all the right places and is perfect to hold my felt balls until I make them into a garland.  In fact MadDad likes the balls in there that he suggested I leave them there, however, the boys thought I should fill it with sweets for them!


Me and My Shadow

Comments

  1. Oooh it's lovely!

    I think it looks gorgeous with the felt balls in (although I can see why the boys would prefer sweets to aesthetically pleasing decoration!)

    Thanks for linking up

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  2. the balls look fab but so would sweeties

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  3. The shape reminds me of a shell - quite seasidey!

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  4. Great find. The felt balls do look great in it, but the boys are right...Sweeties all the way! x

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