Red, White & Blue Decor Pics (lots of 'em)

13 years ago

You holiday-ers are such an inspiration & I am enjoying "moving things" around in my house! Everyone's gone home here & I have a quiet, (supposed to be resting) day! So here's the pics of what I put up last wk for the RW&B holiday celebrations for Flag Day/July 4th.

Got out the cake dome/pedestal again & used it for a vignette on the kitchen counter corner:

The pottery bowl is a bread bowl I bought at an art fair some yrs back...you cook frzn bread dough in it...birdies from my vac trip to Branson earlier this yr & placemat a GS find.

Here's a bit closer-up but hard to see... little patriotic girl nestled in with blue candle, 3-tier RWB tea candles, RW&B ice cube stars & blue/cream swag pcs I cut apart:

And on the stairway I sit this little blue bowl (from Tenderhearts some yrs ago) with more of the RW&B ice cube stars & a couple flag pcs:

Here's the walnut shelf above the buffet with 2 of my fav pcs...the flag print is old ...you've probably seen it somewhere while antiquing & the little girl with the flag is just a photo pic I fell in love with on a day trip with friends, the cream colored t-pot was a $3 find a few weeks ago (my friend said, "You don't even LIKE tea! Are you getting this JUST to LOOK AT!!!" LOL! ...the red pottery tea candle holders are from Pier I sale table (also a few yrs back):

Here's the flag girl pic closer up & a TS bowl I bought:

Here's the table top & buffet view...changed out the candlemold holder to red candles & the bluejay flag card is one of my pics out the LR windows:

These blue pottery pcs are something I've collected & do use on my countertop island (of sorts...actually a half wall) ...so I moved them to the buffet (thanks to the ideas shared on this forum!) Here's a couple close-ups...mostly Rowe Pottery & the pitcher is Red Wing Pottery:

And, at Book Club last night, I used my 5 "winking cups" from Bailey's ...4 are alike that I got off e-bay & one was a gift that started my hunt!

Here's a closer view & more true colors...sale plates from Pier I (got 5)...still looking for a few more:

Well, I've rattled on & appreciate you lookin'! Enjoy your summer! Jeanne S.

p.s. Forgot Dollbaby...here's her pink & green summer wear ...along with thongs that she keeps kicking off her feet (LOL!) ...I'm on the look-out for a small "watermelon" cup/bowl/or plate! Also since she's in pink (& green), I would like to find her a RW&B outfit...wouldn't she be a cute sailor!!! (Ok, 2nd childhood, forgive me!)

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excessfroufrou
13 years ago
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It looks and sounds like you could sure use a rest. Everything looks amazing. That blue candle really shows well in the cake dome and I like the dried looking wire stuff in there. I'm not familar with "Tenderhearts", but I love the blue bowl. I used to have that flag print years ago, I guess I sold it at a GS. The little girl pic is precious too. I've been watching for the Baileys cups and now I don't see them any more, the way it goes. Doll Baby is looking particulary fetching in her summer outfit. And you reminded me that one of my favorite dolls that I still have is in a sailor dress, I think I'll drag her out for the 4th. As always your decorations and photography is an inspiration.
Frou
luvstocraft
13 years ago
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Jeanne, you have such neat collections of things. Love your wood block candle holder too. Baby doll looks very cute in her pink and green, and her little thongs are perfect for summer. It is so great that you change things around for the seasons and really enjoy all your treasures. Luvs
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phonegirl
13 years ago
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Jeanne, wonderful decorations. Now you can sit and enjoy! Not only are all of your decorations lovely, the border around the second picture is fantastic and goes so well with all. I would of thought that little girl with the flag was you if you wouldn't of said it was a TS find.

Your so good at decorating and doll baby looks like she's ready for some summer fun. Love her little outfit with matching shoes. Hope you find her a R,W & B outfit one day, that would be cute too.

Enjoyed the candles burning and so many nice things displayed. Love all of it, great job. I use to buy from Tenderheart years ago. They always have neat things.

Punk
kathleen_li
13 years ago
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I salute you! What a great display...love the old pic of the little girl and the flag.
And of course, doll baby! Too cute! :)
When my 4 little gkids are here it is like flip flop heaven!
Purplemoon
13 years ago
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It all looks wonderful, Jeanne. And yes, Dollbaby needs a little Sailor outfit. Or at least something RWB. She reminds me of my 4 little grandkids, they hit the door and kick off their shoes!

That is such a lovely framed Flag picture you have! And that little girl picture with the flag is totally adorable, not to mention just perfect for you!
I really like how you did the cake dome, the colors are soft and so pretty, as well as patriotic. (dang, I just remembered I finally own a pedestal cake dome! Its in the garage cabinet, I totally forgot I could decorate it too.
Thanks for the reminder).
How did you do that neat photo enhancement on the 3rd picture, with the blue bowl. That would be a pretty picture framed!

You've got so many neat pieces to share with us, and great finds. The white bowl with stars by the little girl picture is wonderful. LOL over the story of your friend and your $3 tea pot. Its so neat, super price, who cares if you don't drink tea. You'll use it alot...decorating!
If I had lots more room, I'd be a tea pot collector. They are so appealing, and so many different shapes. And so hard to resist. LOL.

I'll be looking at your pictures a lot more times, so much to see and enjoy.
hugs, Karen
plainjane425
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Jeanne..talk about getting inspired from others here...
'Your displays are amazing and SO inspiring'..
Love the 'Americana' look to many of your displays...
Love the old print of the little girl with flag..she's adorable and so is your little baby girl all dressed up for summer! too cute.
You have a wonderful pottery collection which I'm drooling over. I sold mine when I moved and downsized, and am really sorry I did...especially now seeing yours.
You did a great job on all your decorations and now you get to kick back and relax! Enjoy it all.

jane
Marlene Kindred
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Jeanne~

I want to come and visit!! You have the neatest stuff at your house and in your yard. I always feel at home when I look at your pictures. So inviting and comfortable! Love the buffet and the flag print and picture with the little girl! What a great buy on the white teapot too! And, I love the little white bowl with red stars...I have several of those, but they are plain white. Lots of great pieces to look at and drool over! TFS!
jeannespines
Original Author
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Ahhh, thanks everyone...

frou...I'm still watching for "Bailey winking cups" but not much luck yet...there are some on e-bay though.

luvs...that wood candleholder is actually called a "sugar mold" candleholder...it's a repica, I think, but it is wood...I love the rustic look of it & use it often.

punk & kathleen...had lunch with a couple friends & found a RWB outfit for Dollbaby today at TS ... so I'll have to change her & post a new pic...LOL! "Flip Flop" heaven! Love that!

Purplemoon, Jane & Marlene...thanks for the lovely comments...that pic with the "stars" around it I usually use on some of GK's b'day pics or whatever...but I was trying to crop out my carpet floor & I thought this one is fitting for the holidays! I use "Microsoft Digital Image Suite Plus" software for my photos...used it for yrs so I am comfortable & hate to change...altho I am trying to learn Adope Photoshop elements7...you can do TONS of stuff in it!

And, Jane, I do LOVE pottery so...I try to get a new pc each yr ...if it's something I really, really love! The pottery pc with the "heart" I just got at a TS recently for $7 ... and thought it was the perfect size for a "Spooner" when I need one. Marlene, I feel the same about your pics on GJ...&, who knows, we may meet one day in our travels! Would be good...(for the economy TS's & such, I think!)

Thanks all! Jeanne S.
christmascandy
13 years ago
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Wonderful job on the Americana vignettes!!
Well done and can't wait to see Doll Baby's new threads.

TTFN,
Candy
jeannespines
Original Author
13 years ago
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OK, I couldn't stand it (already!) Changed Dollbaby's clothes last night after spending $5 at a TS for jumper & tee...already had the hat for another outfit! I'll put her back in pink & green for "watermelon days!" Here she is with a plate I had bought at GS to mosaic with (but couldn't break 'em!) The little cup I found at an antique barn & bought it after seeing Luckygal's collection on here!

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And a full view:
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And a close-up of her Teddy (a gift to me from g'kids) ...with the Am flag made of beads & gold safety pins.
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Happy Summer Days! Jeanne S.
Purplemoon
13 years ago
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Oh how cute! She looks so pretty in blue! And her teddy bear too. I'm glad you didn't break that plate, it sure matches her outfit. LOL.

I keep saying I love Dollbaby, but its impossible not to love her. (did I tell you I saw a similar one at the antique mall several months ago...$135! So she didn't come home with me.)

hugs, Karen
luvstocraft
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
What a cute little outfit, Jeanne. I can't believe you even had the perfect hat and bear to go with her. I'm glad you didn't break that little plate too, it's really a neat one. So does babydoll wear a 3 mo. size or a premie maybe? Yes, her little pink and green will be perfect for watermelon days too.

Luvs
jeannespines
Original Author
13 years ago
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Thanks, purplemoon & luvs!

$135! Wow! Hope you'll see a better deal one of these days...cause my BabyDoll was my Mom's but she's not antique or anything. My sis has the "twin" (which was dressed as a baby boy) & when Mom gave it to her, my sis changed the doll into "girl" clothes! LOL! (actually, they are identical "it" dolls...hair cut the same, etc.) Think I will e-mail my sis some pics of Dollbaby...she will think I've "lost it" & need something more to do! NOT true! I stay busy all the time! LOL!

I buy 3 - 6 mo. clothes...like that jumper was $3 ... but now I'll be watching GS's cause can get better buys! LOL!

Thanks, gals! Jeanne S.
phonegirl
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Jeanne, how fun... She looks cute in her new outfit. The little pin on her teddy looks like some DM made years ago for all the auxillary ladies. I probably still have hers here some where.

Punk
oldalgebra
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Jeanne, I am a big fan of your style. So, just about anything you do looks great to me. I think your vignettes are wonderful.
One of the things that caught my eye was your stack of blue plates. Such a simple thing to do, but such a nice touch. Now I'm going to get out my plates and just let them sit on the counter. Thanks for taking the time to post so I can learn.

Is that some sort of leather piece the rests against the blue bowl. It has the beginnings of the Pledge, I think. I love it.

Dollbaby is one lucky doll! Does she have her own cel phone?
jeannespines
Original Author
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Thanks, holiday-ers!

OA, good to hear from ya! That 'I Pledge Allegiance" is a metal ornament I got on clearance from a gift shop one time...sometimes I hang it on a peg with candles. No cell phone...LOL!

Candy...I missed your post, too...thanks...great fun here on this forum!

Just home after 3 day mini-vac...our 13 yr. old GD broke her leg tibia bone & spiral fractures in fibula & tibia...sliding into 3rd base Jr Hi softball...so we got to spend some quality time with her & family. Life is good! (But, OUCH!)

Lookin' forward to catchin up on here tonight! Jeanne S.
Oakley
13 years ago
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J., I have the same flag picture! I looked it up not long ago and I think they're worth some money. I bought mine at a garage sale about 10 years ago for a couple of dollars.

Check to see if you can tell if it's a lithograph or not. I'm pretty sure mine is.
work_in_progress_08
13 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
You take very nice pictures. All of the decorative touches are lovely.

I'm not sure of the size of your doll, but have you checked the American Girl catalog? They seem to have alot of doll clothing in all sorts of styles and colors. Do you keep your doll out all year, or just when your GC visit?
luvstocraft
13 years ago
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Jeanne, hope your GD is doing okay? Sure hope her team won that game! Luvs
jeannespines
Original Author
13 years ago
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oakley...yes, the flag is a a popular print...I love it!

Thanks, luvs! GD is doing better...cast from mid thigh to top of toes...but in another week or so, she may be able to get next cast...just under knee on down. she's a trooper! Game got called while she was in hospital ER because of lightning! But her slide into 3rd was SAFE!

work-in-progress...I keep doll out all the time...& since being on this holiday forum, I now change her outfits & her high chair tray place setting! And having fun doing it & sharing! LOL! Am Girl dolls are very nice but too much for my needs...I like the TS & GS prices. Jeanne S.

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