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Fun idea to gather these all together. And I'm totally in love with the new header! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing collection!! I love everything. :)
ReplyDeleteLove LOVE all your MC!! If you ever want to find something a little different and a lot cheaper but in the style of MC, I paint a lot of it (especially to coordinate with Courtly Checks). I hope you don't mind if I post it here! This is my version of the bird lantern
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Love LOVE all your Mackenzie Childs! I will probably never get to go to a barn sale living in the midwest :( If you ever want something unique but not as expensive as MC, I paint a lot of it to coordinate with courtly checks. I hope you don't mind me posting it here. This is my version of the bird lantern
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Hi, Love it all! I have a Mackenzie Childs Teapot from 2000. It is pastels and has a lid just like the one where you have a glass container full of candy and it has a ceramic lid with a butterfly on top? The pot I have has a bamboo handle. I have never seen another one. Was your lid from a teapot, just wondering, I have searched everywhere and can't find it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLinny, I hope you see this message. The ceramic lid with the butterfly that I used on the glass container full of candy Is something I picked up at the barn sale and I don't have the teapot. Can you email me a photo of the pot with the bamboo handle? I have never seen another one. Maybe my lid is for the pot.
DeleteOh me oh my!! I'm drooling over here in hot Texas over your collection! Did you purchase the lantern or paint it? I'm thinking I could paint one maybe. :)
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