Monday, 19 April 2010

Tailoring your cloth to match your china...

I find it that it is always best to, wherever possible, match your china to your tablecloth!  I had been watching this tablecloth on Ebay but decided, in the end, that I had FAR TOO MANY tablecloths and did not need another.  To console myself I went out to the charity shops - there, glimmering at the back of one shop, was the very same tablecloth I had spied on Ebay!  £1.99 and no postage to pay!  Lo, it was taken home, washed, dried, ironed and china matched up.  The cups and saucers (and plates..) are from the 1950's, I think that the tablecloth might be a little later.






12 comments:

  1. Just perfect Jenny and I love the Pagan design. I think fate must have lent a hand there!

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  2. you were so meant to have that tablecloth!!!

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  3. Wow! You are the luckiest so-and-so!

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  4. Wow, you couldn't do that agan if you tried!
    x

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  5. Hello to you all - many thanks, yes indeed fickle finger of fate! Well spotted with the Pagan design - I don't know why those Wade designs aren't more popular. Midwinter always seem to grab the 50's glory!

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  6. Sooo lovely to find you have a blog - Your bags and bunting really are the nicest I've seen.

    Wishing you lots of luck with your new blog - not that you'll need it! -

    xxx

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  7. What a beautiful set and so perfect with that tablecloth. They were meant to be together!

    Warm wishes
    Isabelle x

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  8. Just came across your blog and looking forward to reading more about your bunting adventures!

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  9. Hi - just wanted to thank you for my lovely bunting...I put it up yesterday and it looks so gorgeous...I put a picture up on my blog -
    Love your windbreaker pictures -

    Hope you're enjoying the sunshine

    xxx

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  10. hi Maisey's Attic - so glad that you liked the bunting, it is always a relief to me as I never quite know if it is what people are expecting. I will pop over to see the pictures!
    Jenny

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  11. This is brilliant, the white stitching really pops, and what a great find, I love it when vintage karma pops up to say Hello :)

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  12. i love your china! What design is it? I"ve never seen it before

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