My niece and god-daughter is celebrating a birthday and I will be able to see this year!
There is a large box of wonderful stuff ready for her.
She already knows what is inside so it's okay that it has been identified.She has just moved into a new house and is working on getting the kids back to school and unpacking and setting up the house.
I have had this Blue Nordic by Johnson Brothers dinnerware for several years but was not using it to it's full potential. I want to downsize and when I found out she would love it, it was an easy choice.
I'm not sure she has the piece of furniture in the dining room yet. These good dishes will likely be in their place for Christmas dinner.
I am sure she will enjoy it!
The extra pieces include the teapot, cream and sugar and a large serving platter.
I am super happy to have this set going to a good home.
I bought most of it at a thrift store. I collected tea cups and saucers along the way. I found the platter at a second hand store.
My sister and I had a conversation about using linen for bath towels the other day and I managed to find her some linen/cotton fabric she will be trying out. I do have a couple linen tea towels.
This is a perfect color for my niece. I had a piece just the right size. Finished size 18 x 27 inches. I added a hanging loop in one corner and made mitered corners. On hindsight, maybe the loop should have gone in the middle.
She had a small spoon from Air Canada in the other dish and wanted another. (Remember when airlines actually used real cultery with their in flight meals?) How things have changed but I digress.
I'm not sure what the chances are of finding another Air Canada spoon but this one is quite similar and can work as a stand in until the better one shows up.
Tied it onto the tea towel with the same twill tape.
Sylvia - what a lovely dinnerware pattern. And to think that you collected it over time - what a blessing that is! I am sure it will be well-loved and you will be thought of each time!
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