Filet crochet pillowshams in a lily pattern made by the Old Flames' maternal grandmother.
The Old Flame's mother had a clean out of the linen cupboard and thought I might like these. She remembers them being on her mother's bed over pink encased pillows.
The Old Flame's mother had a clean out of the linen cupboard and thought I might like these. She remembers them being on her mother's bed over pink encased pillows.
They are lovely, special pieces which are about to go on the bed. She couldn't have chosen a better gift.
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This is deinitely a WOWSER. Isn't it beautiful. I can imagine it on love burgendy pillows
I do indeed. They are gorgeous and a reminder of slower and gentler times long ago. happy Easter!!
How stunningly beautiful! what gorgoeousness - you are so lucky and she definitely found the right people to give them too (even with your feelings about crochet, at least you appreciate remarkable skill!)
They are really lovely, and they look so fresh and new - they have obviously been handled with care.
Oh wow, they are so delicate. Having them in use is such a lovely way to remember and appreciate the crafting skills of our past. What a wonderful Easter present.
Wow! How lovely. I'm sure your Old Flame's maternal grandmother would be very happy to know they are with someone who appreciates the work that went into them.
Also - thanks for the magazines - they arrived safely last week. I'm planning on making up some of those cute sheep.
Such beauty! I'm not a particular fan of crochet myself, but they are breathtakingly lovely.
My verification word is "sanitter": one who knits for her sanity, perhaps?
Absolutely gorgeous. I can't imagine having the patience to make something so intricate. You're a lucky girl!
They are a stunning piece of craftmanship. Gorgeous!!!! It's wonderful to see that they's fallen into the right hands.
Bee-yoo-tee-full!
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