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This months color is Aqua. The party lasts all week, so I cna't wait to see everyonestrue color! I love the shade of aqua or it used to be called blue green in the crayon box. I think if pine trees on the mountainside.....a pair of flipflops I had in the 60's with a big flower on em with different shades of aqua....a 60's coffee pot I have with gold and aqua diamonds on it.... ya know there are a lot of different hues and shades in this color family...................................................
Here is a vintage set of Melemine dishes I found for sale on Ebay.
We have this 1950/60 aqua and black pottery bowl for sale at our flower shop.
This is the center picture on one of 4 English aluminum plates in my collections and it's filled with shades of aqua.
This is a pillow I created using a 1950's hankie, 1960's tourquoise cotton fabric and rickrack, accented by a 1960's enamalware pin.
My autumn throw I use on my kitchen porch glider has a lot of different shades of aqua.
These next 2 pictures show a variety of blue greens in 1950's magazine showing fabrics.
This tin is from the 1960's and filled with embroidery and threads from my Grandma.
And, this is another 1950-60 vintage dishtowel I beaded and hand-embroidered to create a pillow.
Wow, I didn't realize I had so much aqua on hand. Well...I do love the shades of greens. Here are a few more aquas........................................
Feel free to copy and use these for your own paper crafts! Well, I think I go and see the other guests at the party. If you'd like to join me we'll go thru HERE
Here is a vintage set of Melemine dishes I found for sale on Ebay.
We have this 1950/60 aqua and black pottery bowl for sale at our flower shop.
This is the center picture on one of 4 English aluminum plates in my collections and it's filled with shades of aqua.
This is a pillow I created using a 1950's hankie, 1960's tourquoise cotton fabric and rickrack, accented by a 1960's enamalware pin.
My autumn throw I use on my kitchen porch glider has a lot of different shades of aqua.
These next 2 pictures show a variety of blue greens in 1950's magazine showing fabrics.
This tin is from the 1960's and filled with embroidery and threads from my Grandma.
And, this is another 1950-60 vintage dishtowel I beaded and hand-embroidered to create a pillow.
Wow, I didn't realize I had so much aqua on hand. Well...I do love the shades of greens. Here are a few more aquas........................................
Feel free to copy and use these for your own paper crafts! Well, I think I go and see the other guests at the party. If you'd like to join me we'll go thru HERE
9 comments:
Hi Melody, Great post and choice of fun items to share in Aqua, I didn't think of Hankies, I'm sure I must have one in Aqua, at least I found something... lol. Have a great week and thanks for hosting another party this month. Hugs Marilou
I love your wonderful tea set we had one just like it when I was a child.
Pam x
Wow, those melamine dishes are adorable! So are the hankie pillow and pin. Have a wonderful week!
I love the melamine dishes, and that aluminum cottage plate! OH!
Pretty selection of varied green-blues. Thanks for sharing!
~april
The papers are gorgeous. Aqua is one of my favorite colors. I love your tin!
hugs,
Caroline
Hello Melody! Sorry to hear that you have been closed...hoping that your dad feels back to himself soon :) We were in Cinci last month for two days...went to Lebanon one day too. Love your grandma's sewing tin - I have my grandma's box (plastic, broken lid) but it is still ever so special!! Have a great week!!
loving this months color! Off all your pretties I think the dishes are my faves!
This color is so soft and pretty, we used to have many things this color back in the 50's. Hope this color makes a return cause it' right along side of pink for me. Very nice post. Hugs...Lu
I love aqua! You have some great items.
The beaded dishtowel pillow is lovely. :-)
Kimberly
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