Friday, 13 November 2015

Five on Friday

Life is hectic at the moment, there is a lot going on and not enough hours in the day.  I have made a start visiting some blogs and catching up but not all so please bear with me I will be around soon.

My five this week are five treasures that I bought whilst visiting Renninger's at Mount Dora whilst on my holiday to Florida.  Both my husband and I love a walk around the antique centre and the street of shops and wish that we could bring some of the larger pieces back but we are content to find a little something for the craft room.

My first treasure is a old wooden box which I couldn't resist and was brought back in our hand luggage.  It was certainly worth the messing about with it in my husbands back pack.  I am going to use it to store my sewing machine bobbins.


 
What a find, I really do love it.
 
My second treasure is two ribbon holders complete with ribbons, they too were a carried back in my hand luggage wrapped up in my cardigan and survived the journey well.
 

 
Thirdly, with two new Grand babies expected I couldn't resist this vintage baby pattern book to add to my collection.  It certainly made me smile.
 


 
It is quite a thick book with lots of patterns so wonderful to browse through.  My eldest daughter will love it she is a great fan of vintage style baby clothes.
 
My fourth treasure is two stitching pattern books.  The first is Southern Roots  a representation of the heritage of the Low Country region of the South.  I found it enchanting.  The second one is Wild Animals of North America which is a real delight seeing some of the amazing wildlife.
 



 
Finally, my fifth treasure is a leaflet  and sampler depicting hearts and as it was so close to our 34th wedding anniversary which we celebrate tomorrow I thought this was a wonderful addition to my Five on Friday choices.  I fell in love with the simplicity of the patterns and loved that Christmas  examples were included.
 



 
Some amazing treasure, with some wonderful memories of a great holiday.  I am once again joining Amy over at Love Made My Home for the weekly get together.
 
See you soon.

21 comments:

  1. Ooh, what wonderful treasures, I love the wooden box, what a cute idea xx

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  2. Such lovely treasures to bring home with you. The box is wonderful and the pictures in the books look great too:)

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  3. What a wonderful treasure you have found in the old wooden box. It is cute and I love the pedal. Those books are not easy to find now.

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  4. have fun catching up and it looks like you found some wonderful treasures while at disney!!

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  5. You did bring home some lovely treasures, lucky you.

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  6. Hi MM! You found some wonderful treasures! I must go to the thrift stores and hunt for vintage knitting patterns. Happy Friday!

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  7. Fabulous finds, I love the hearts booklet and sampler- my favourite shape. Happy Anniversary for tomorrow - have a wonderful day.

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  8. Fantastic Five shares, I am really liking the wooden box, a treaure find indeed. But my most favourite and I wish I had it in my own mitts is the Southern Roots stitching pattern. I don't stitch at all, but would still love it. Great treasures indeed of heritage.

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  9. What fabulous treasures!!! You really did find some great things, but my favourite is the bobbin box and the hearts are of course beautiful! Happy Anniversary and Congratulations! Hope you have a great day and a great weekend! Thank you for joining Five On Friday. xx

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  10. Such wonderful finds! I love especially the vintage baby pattern book. From a different country (and continent) and yet the old, endearing style looks so familiar.
    Wishing you a very happy Anniversary and a lovely weekend!

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  11. You really did well bringing back such goodies! I adore the sewing machine box for your spools!
    and the pattern books are priceless I can see lots of wonderful projects in them!
    Have fun!

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  12. That's a great collection of crafty things, lucky you were able to get them in your hand luggage. :-)

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  13. Loved seeing the vintage pattern books. My late mother had quite a few of these patterns which I have kept. I will have to dig them out sometime. Happy anniversary. Joan at www.aviewtothefells.com

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  14. Sounds like you found plenty of treasures on your trip!

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  15. Happy Anniversary!!! I'm glad you found some treasures to both use and remind you of your happy trip :) xx

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  16. What a wonderful wooden box. Love it! And those vintage stitchery books are great!

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  17. Some lovely treasures indeed! Happy anniversary. It will be our 34th anniversary next year!

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  18. What a cute sewing box! Fun find!!

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  19. Oh the little box is possibly one of the cutest things I've ever seen. I'm completely with your eldest daughter, I love vintage baby clothes too especially in white. a lovely five xx

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  20. What amazing finds. Happy anniversary too

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  21. Just love this!! My hubby & I love vintage treasures too & often hunt around in antique stores. I love those ribbon holders! And those vintage baby patterns are adorable. Such fun! Xo

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