A few days ago I went to a local antique store. This particular store always has the best vignettes and displays and is a wonderful place to get ideas for decorating at home. One of the prettiest little scenes I came across was a table with an antique vase with a handkerchief "stuffed" in it. It gave me the inspiration for a "Gardenful of Hankies!". I starched some of my favorites, gathered my vases and "stuffed" the hankies inside...simple and easy!
hankie hugs, mb
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What a super idea. The color of the yellow hankie is especially lovely. Jane T.
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How fun! I'm so impressed your hankies are behaving themselves and posing properly for the photos... I guess that's the starch at work!
These remind me of my grandmothers hankies. She would embroider them all so sweetly... not until i was MUCH older did i appreciate the artestry.
Thanks for sharing.
TTFN~~Claudia
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What a great display idea. I'm always wondering how to show off my collection of old hankies. Thank you!
That is so pretty and a great idea! I have a few hankies that were my grandmothers and never know what to do with them. They just sit in a drawer. Thank you for the great idea!
Cute idea! one day I'd like to find the time to do some embroidery again... hope you have a great weekend!
What a cute idea! This would also look good for a tablescape centerpiece! I just came across a couple of valentine hankies in a thrift store. I'll have to keep this in mind for using them on Valentines Day.
Does anyone have a website where we can get ideas for sewing projects, using antique handkerchiefs. We are a group of ten ladies that make quilts and other hand sewn articles to sell as a fund raiser for a botanical garden in
so. California.