January 25th is Robbie Burns day so I thought I would go with a Scottish theme in this post. I've always liked tartan fabrics I don't know if it has anything to do with my mom dressing me in kilts all the time when I was a child. You would have thought the family was originally from Scotland then England if you had seen my closet as a child.
Robbie Burns is regarded as one of Scotland's most well known poets . He was born on January 25, 1759 and died July 21, 1796.
All the above pieces of jewelry are Scottish pieces all have a thistle as part of the design.
The above pictures are the shelves in my Hoosier that I decorated for Robbie Burns day.
This magazine is from June 17, 1960 it's The Sunday Sun Weekend Magazine.
This picture is of different tartan fabrics and a book on tartans.
Some vintage canning jars with some old buttons my fiancé found last year at a garage sale.
I managed to scoop this divided Pyrex dish with the Constellation pattern minus the lid when it came out in the bin at the second hand store.
At work there's a few of us who like or collect vintage items. I borrowed this vintage wedding dress to show you all from one of my fellow collectors. This dress is very fragile with layers of lace.
Wedding Update:
On Saturday I started my active search for a dress this could take awhile.
I told my fiancé to come up with an idea for the wedding he said serve food, he's so helpful.
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Denise
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