15 December 2012
Vintage Pastilles Tin
This is the little French Pastilles tin that got away. I had seen this quite a while ago on Dreamy Whites and really wanted to purchase it, but unfortunately it sold before I could buy it. I loved how it looked with the red and white butcher's twine. The way Maria creates her vignettes for her photos is so lovely.
But then a couple of weeks ago, I found one from a French vendor on Etsy and was so excited.
I love the blue and white advertising on the tin mixed with the red and white twine. Perfect for a cute little vignette.
I just want to say that my heart aches for those who lost a loved one in yesterday's horrible tragedy!!
I pray for them all!!
Sincerely~
Melinda
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Even when tragic events occur, we must still look for and see the beauty in the world. xo
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteThe blue is so happy and soft.
What a wonderful little box.
Amy
What a find the tin was! I love your gorgeous photos, as always. I want that stack of linens!
ReplyDelete~Shanon
Ah...your vintage French tin is indeed sweet and looks like something that would fit right in... here in my blue and white kitchen!
ReplyDeleteWe are all overwhelmed with grief at the tragic loss of all those little ones and their teachers.
I don't know how those families will cope...truly overwhelming. They will need all our prayers.
Take care Melinda, Laura
That blue and white tin has stolen my heart!:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tin Melinda! And photographed beautifully too!
ReplyDeleteSuch heartbreak keeping them all in our prayers.
xx
Anne
The find is somehow a little sweeter when it is something once missed.
ReplyDeleteI like it too.
J'adore your tin, Melinda. Your vignette tugs at my heart.
ReplyDeleteHug a little tighter and keep those grieving in our prayers.
It's the little things in life that make us smile that seem even more important after such loss.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are even more beautiful, if that is possible!
The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Michele
Pearl 13.1
I couldn't say it better than Sandi. Little finds make me sometimes happier than big items. Also beautiful photography .
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours,
Johan