A Vintage Halloween!

I have decorated for years for Halloween. I love the colors, etc. Now I have tailored down my collection to vintage inspired items that I have been collecting for awhile. Here are just a few favorites. I try and add something unique every year. This year I found a vintage embroidery pattern that I dearly love and created these flour sack t-towels. These are my favorite t-towels of the season. The pattern is so unique and whimsical.

There were only three designs in this collection. I hope the designer will have a new collection available next year. They are just so neat.

I also dearly love Bethany Lowe vintage inspired decor. I found this bowl years ago at the Pharmacy in Pasadena and have cherished it ever since. The colors are so vibrant and the design so whimsical. 

One of my very favorite things to do is create little Halloween gifts for friends and family and attach one these vintage inspired tags to the gift. I also use these for postcards and they make great decor mantle pictures. These are just a few of my favorite tags from my collection.

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VINTAGE Baby Burp Cloths!

I just got the word that my son and his wife are having a baby in late April! Finally after 10 years of marriage. I am so happy for them. This will be my 7th grandchild. My daughter is having #6 grand baby in March. I got so excited that I machine embroidered these darling vintage design burp cloths. I getting ready to mail them out today so before I do thought I would share with my blogging peeps.

Doggie Fun in the Pumpkin Patch...

One of my Bella pups born July 18, 2011 is now a Service Dog in Training with Paw'sitive Teams from San Diego, CA. This is the 3rd service pup they have received from me in the last6 10 years. My two other pups grew up to graduate and are canine companions today. I just received these pictures from Carol with Paw'sitive Teams of  Sejera (little pup in the wagon) and her friends visiting a pumpkin patch.

She is such a happy pup!

Curious as well...

Always smiling!

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