Did you ever think your husband would say that?
Well, that's what Larry asked tonight when I called
him to dinner. Yummy baked ziti!
And you thought that they didn't notice!
This is my antique Singer sewing machine base.
I've had it forever!
Of course, Lucy is always close by!
She's wondering what I have planned for this week's tablescape.
"I'll think about that tomorrow!"
OK Scarlet!
Cheers!
Rita
Click HERE to see my past tablescapes.
Links: Between Naps On The Porch, Common Ground
French Country Cottage, Southern Hospitality,
Coastal Charm
Cheers!
Rita
Click HERE to see my past tablescapes.
Links: Between Naps On The Porch, Common Ground
French Country Cottage, Southern Hospitality,
Coastal Charm
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Frankfurt Am Main Time
That's a very clever use of the old singer base & it looks great painted white. I have one of those with the cabinet & machine intact. It's one of my favorite pieces. Just peeked at your new potting table. That looks really great!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun when they finally buy in?!! The ziti looks great, so I bet he wasn't too disappointed. Some days it just doesn't work. Very clever of you!
ReplyDeleteI didn't come up with one this week either. Sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day..... The ziti looks great! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteLove the singer base for a table-especially painted white. Hmm- maybe the husbands notice more than we think-now thats a scary thought!
ReplyDeleteLOL, that's was funny. Love the setting though! and the cute miss Lucy, I bet she was wondering what was going on, lol.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day, Jannet
Love your table! Maybe you should have casually mentioned to hubby that you ran out of dishes to use and need a new set:@)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I loved looking at the old Singer sewing machine base, (my mom had one) and I'm glad you didn't make a tablescape to appreciate it! Lucy is adorable! Yeah, like our friend said, maybe you should whine a little about not having anymore dishes to make a scape!, lol! I love baked ziti!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day Rita May
FABBY
What a great idea! I ahve an antique sewing machine in a cabinet......this post opens up some possibilities for me! Thanks for sharing your lovely talents!
ReplyDeleteHuh. I just got an idea from you...I have an antique Davis treadle base on my deck with a teen glass, rectangular top. I need to find a bigger, heavier, round piece of glass for it and use it more often!
ReplyDeleteYours is beautiful!
I know you enjoyed time with your sweeties at dinner!
HUGS and blessings to you, Rita!
*a teen glass? I meant a tiny glass top-wonder where "teen" came from? LOL!
ReplyDeleteI kant tipe todae.
Enjoy your time off! Your Baked Ziti looks so yummy. I love the sewing machine base painted white - so vintage, but so cool!
ReplyDeleteoe your sewing machine table. What a wonderful idea. I had a friend that used on as an island in her kitchen with butcher block on top.
ReplyDeleteCute post! Love seeing your antique sewing machine base. I had my grandmothers and always wanted use it for a table base. My niece has it now so perhaps she will one day. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Rita May,
ReplyDeleteAh you have spoiled him, I'lll bet he forgot all about it when he saw the pasta, it looks YUMMY!!!
Hugs,
Bella
The Singer sewing machine as a base is a great idea. I have my grandmother's antique Singer...I may have to get to work. What size round glass works for the table? Thank you for sharing your wonderful table...and Dickens, my Yorkshire Terrorist thinks that Lucy is pretty cute! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteHi Rita, your ziti looks so good! I have several tables made with a sewing machine base and with metal hoosier table tops, but I haven't seen one in glass. love your cushion and chairs. Thanks so much for linking up with VIF!
ReplyDeletexo Debra
Hi there- love your old sewing stand table base~ how charming! Your sweet little Lucy is adorable too! Thanks for linking this up to FNF :)
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