This pattern was inspired by the 1960s Arabia jam jar I've spotted on Meet Me at Mikes blog a few days ago. I just couldn't get those plums out of my head. I found the jar on eBay, but couldn't justify the expense. So, I just made up my own little Arabia design. I think it might look good on kitchen tiles and plates too:)
I love your pattern - my mother was very fond of Arabia wear and possibly that is why this reminds me of a happy childhood story. She had an Arabia honey jar with honey bees on it...that would make a lovely pattern too.
Oooh... look at those plums! Delicious! Would you believe I found mine at the Salvation Army for about $3. With the lid. And no chips! So lucky! One Lucky Pip!
I love your pattern - my mother was very fond of Arabia wear and possibly that is why this reminds me of a happy childhood story. She had an Arabia honey jar with honey bees on it...that would make a lovely pattern too.
ReplyDeleteOH MY i want something covered in this pattern... the top blue & white version is to die for!!
ReplyDeleteit's adorable Helen. i love it.!
ReplyDeleteOooh... look at those plums! Delicious! Would you believe I found mine at the Salvation Army for about $3. With the lid. And no chips! So lucky! One Lucky Pip!
ReplyDeleteLucky Pip! I admit it, I'm not a thrift shopper. But now, I just got to do some antique shop hunting for this kind of gold! h:)
ReplyDeleteI know, wasn't it fab ... and $3. You are sure one lucky Pip, Pip.
ReplyDeletelove this print Helen, and the coffee owl print with wood effect is gorgeous, thanks for the technical details on that!
ReplyDeleteoh oh oh this is just soooooo fantastic! i'd love an apron in the yellow-orange print!!!
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