This brass dish belonged to my stepmother. I inherited all her ornaments when she died, and she obviously liked peacocks as well.
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This blog is an off-shoot of my first blog known as Patra's Place, where I show my linen collection. I had featured a number of embroidered peacocks there, which attracted a lot of interest, so I decided it was worthwhile to transfer them all to a separate blog, along with pictures of other peacock-related items.
About Me
- Gina E.
- I was married to Ken for 43 years, but he died in October 2022. So I am now alone with two cats, eight hens, and a few finches and parrots in one aviary.
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- One end of a table runner. Sorry I can't fit the ...
- An unusual (art deco style?) doiley I had forgotte...
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- This brass dish belonged to my stepmother. I inhe...
- My only Peacock swap cards! I thought I had more,...
- WW1 Embroidered postcard
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- My favorite pillowslip!
- Three more pillowcases.
- Another runner
- Table runner
- Not one of my favorites; inferior stitching.
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- One of many pillowslips from the USA.
- Fat quarter for quilting.
- Small doiley in this pair.
- More doilies...large one in a pair
- Peacock in filet crochet
- Small doiley of this pair.
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2 comments:
Wow, wouldn't it be fun to make a peacock from one of these?
Wow, what a stunning piece!
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