I'm still in the process of washing and taking photos of my linens.
I know some of you love redwork. Well, I love bluework.
Here are some of my blue embroidered tablecloths.
Some are vintage, but the last one is newer.
I love the little flower bouquets in each corner.
Isn't she a cute little Dutch girl?
The art nouveau tulip design would look right at home in a craftsman bungalow.
(No, I don't have one of those.)
I love the blue daisy design that fills the center as well as the edges on this one.
Polkadots are always perfect.
This one is bigger and it was impossible to get a pic of the entire thing.
Simply gorgeous. I'm always in love with your linens.
ReplyDeleteI love them no matter what color. Those were great pieces!
ReplyDeleteI do LOVE redwork Gayle but close seconds are bluework and blackwork. I simply love hand embroidery...your pieces are exquisite!
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Gail
Hi Gayle..I think I love bluework more than redwork..it is so mellow and pretty!
ReplyDeleteI also like the blue and you have some nice examples there. The Dutch girl is sweet and the blue daisy one looks very familiar, I think that my grandmother had the same. All of them are so pretty, thanks for giving us a peek.
ReplyDeleteI have a red, black and white kitchen but I must say I adore the blue!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. How do you store your linens? I have a lot too and they're just stuck in a box in an extra room. Many are the wrong size for my table and I never use them because they're hard to get to too. :(
ReplyDeleteYour blue work is beautiful.
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donna
How do you keep them looking so clean. I have bought a few vintage pieces and two un-named children always seem to stain them.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! (and I love the blue best) How do you wash and care for your linens. I have some vintage ones with brown spots that I don't know what to do with : (
ReplyDeleteI know, I like to use my stuff too, but it's hard when it's stored in awkward places.
ReplyDeleteWe went to Ju Ju, Bella Patina, Liberty Belle and, my new fave, Urban Mining. It is on Walnut, east of Main a bit. Cramed with cool stuff. I'd have filled my car with goodies but, alas!, I am but a housewife :( (no salary :)
Oh I love them all. I like any kind of one-color embroidery. Right now I am working on some pillowcases to go with my blue/white seaside quilt - I am embroidering lighthouses - all in blue - I'll do four pillowcases so I have enough for all the pillows when I use the seaside quilt on the bed.
ReplyDeleteI always love to drop by and see your linens. You sure have a large collection of them!
ReplyDeleteBlue and white linens are my favorite. What beauties you have.
ReplyDeleteI love redwork but these are beautiful. Love your linens!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeletebeautiful linnens. And a lot of work, too. But it is worth that, because such linnens lasting for decades. Thank you for sharing those inspirations.
Best greetings, Johanna
Love, love, love the blue work! I have done redwork plenty of times, but never bluework. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on loving the bluework. You have a beautiful collection. Love them all, but polka dots with a scalloped edge ... be still my heart.
ReplyDeletejust darling..i love them too
ReplyDeletekary and teddy
xx
Such a pretty collection of linens. I don't really know bluework, but I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love red work also, oh your blue work is so lovely right along with those darling kitchen towels in your previous post!
ReplyDeleteI'm not really a red person. I love the blues too!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love blue and white............as well as blue and white china. So pretty! blessings,Kathleen
ReplyDeleteI love "bluework" too! You have a lovely collection.
ReplyDeleteI'm catching up on my blog reading and I just loved your bluework. I agree with you that it is so much nicer than the red. These are really lovely examples!
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