i made a successful foray into the lancefield op shop yesterday - looky here

a depression glass butter dish in perfect condition, ready to protect the seascrumpian butter from the depredations of miss molly moth
i also bought some old linens - currently in the wash - and this little nighty - all the smocking done, just waiting to be made up

then i found some amazing vanilla slices at the bakery

(a couple even made it home to a grateful family)
and here is the chocolate cake i made for sunday night's dessert - my contribution to the sewjourn common weal

while i was away i redunked the silk in more beetroot and added a doily and some aged cotton sheet to keep it company
4 comments:
I love the glass butter dish. The market at Port Adelaide use to have a great collection of this type of glassware. Vanilla slice looks scrumptious!
OMG - that nightie!!! What a score. Brilliant.
I love the smocking. I'm just about to start teaching a course to a group of gypsy/romany travellers. You have got such a fantastic colour with your beetroot. Do you mordant the cloth fo=irts?
Those vanilla slices look scrum. Fantastico. Molto bene.
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