My yellow shelf wasn't as interesting as I thought it would be. How's that for an enticing beginning? Let's see if I can do better... My yellow shelf held exciting treasures from baseball players to cherries and feather plumes. Better?
I guess what I mean is, my yellow shelf didn't harbor any unexpected delights. I pretty much remember all the pieces that I found there and many were solids... yet there were some that are worth mentioning.
How about this early barkcloth with graceful plumes of mauve and teal feathers?
I have loads. I'm thinking it's from the late 30s.
I only have about a yard of this cotton canvas - but I wish I had more.
I love the late 60s early 70s look and colors. Those flowers are 3-6" across.
OK, I had forgotten about these. Mary Engelbreit would love this never used but old cotton tablecloth and four napkins. So cute. I can't and won't cut it up.
Love this happy little 36" width calico.
This is an old cotton bedspread and these
St. Louis Cardinal little leaguers are about a foot tall!
A beautiful late 30s early 40s barkcloth.
Another rose covered cotton tablecloth.
I also have this same cloth in pink and blue.
Next week I tackle the double shelf of off whites.
There are a TON of barkcloths.
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Lemon tree very pretty, and the lemon flower is sweet-
But the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.