when i found out Jenn Rizzo, was having a hutch party, i knew right away i'd be joining in on the fun!
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| it was missing a handle, so i stuck in this rusty rooster pin my sister gave me |
it was in my dining room...but then one day, i moved it to the kitchen...for more storage nearby where i prepare foods and such...
and i'm so glad i did
in the bottom of it, is my food processor and Bosch mixer, as well as a collection of cookbooks and canning suppplies...
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| original beautiful paint on it - but sealed for safety |
it changes with the season...
like last year: it was last fall after making apple jelly
but now...it's for legumes, nuts, dried peppers, rice, and some beloved items
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| do you remember reading about the safety pin? I told you I kept it! |
You can join in on the fun too!! Just visit Jenn for today's party!!!
xo+blessings,
Hi Anne Marie:
ReplyDeleteI love your hutch and how you change it up, but girlfriend, I thought I'd faint when I saw your butcher block island! Your kitchen is wonderful!
xoxo
Donna
I love that hutch...I love anything old and rustic looking.....a little turquoise paint and it would have a "southwest" flair...
ReplyDelete~*~*LOVE that amazing hutch!!! Thanks for sharing!~**~Hugs,Rachel~*~*
ReplyDeleteI am swooning over your hutch, Anne Marie! I know I've told you before that I just LOVE it and the way you have all of your pretty things displayed in it... so gorgeous! And you know I'm lovin' that chippy paint!!
ReplyDeleteI thought this party was tomorrow for some reason... oops. I'll have to check it out in the morning, when I have more time. :)
Have a good night,
Hugs ~ Jo
the party is Wedensday...I just got anxious and posted already :)
ReplyDeleteMe likey! I love that hutch and the way you vignette! Lovely! Have a wonderful day! ~lulu
ReplyDeleteYou have created the best kitchen - so warm and accepting, and full of wonderful things to do (and eat!).
ReplyDeletej'aime cette ambiance.
ReplyDeleteBonne journée
manon
Wow, Dear Anne Marie, your kitchen is so beautiful! I love the way your decorate it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great wednesday,
Big Hugs,
Yvonne
i do remember about the pin. love it. the patina on that baby is gorgeous. thanks for sharing anne marie. i don't have a hutch. boohoo.
ReplyDeleteLove your hutch and that beautiful patina. It is obvious that a lot of love and good things are kept in and around (and come out of) that special piece! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your amazing hutch..can't wait to get moved and decorate in my new house and getting so many great ideas from my blogging friends :)
ReplyDeletewhat a cozy post!
ReplyDeleteyour hutch is gorgeous... I am in love with your kitchen!
ReplyDeleteI love your hutch, and your kitchen Anne Marie!!! The patina on that hutch is incredible! I wish I would've had time to hook up to Jen's hutch party, but just couldn't squeeze it in this week. We really missed you on the trip last weekend and talked about you often {in a good way of course :))) }!
ReplyDeleteHugs ~
:) T
Hi Anne Marie!
ReplyDeleteJust love that hutch - you are very creative in how you change it out! Awesome display for the seasons!
**hugs**
Anne Marie,
ReplyDeleteeverything you touch becomes magical. Do you know that?
I'm feeling well my darling, very well.
Fra
Coming by via the hutch party. This is a pretty piece and I am so glad you kept it's pretty wood look. I am wondering if we are going to regret painting everything white one of these days!
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty canning and jars as displays! Nothing better for beauty then canned goods to me!
Haven't even started that fall decor process as I am trying to get tons of canning done-
bee blessed
mary
Wow Anne Marie, I think this is the first time I've visited your blog. Im so glad Jenn had this party now. I love your kitchen hutch and workbench island. I have a tiny kitchen and envy kitchens with islands. lol I'm gonna go check out some of your posts now. oh btw, i love that you mix momentos into your decor too. I love doing that.
ReplyDeleteI think your hutch is lovely, but even lovelier to me is that old wood box beneath!
ReplyDeleteThe pic next to the safety pin- of ladies and horses:
ReplyDeleteWhats the story there?
Love it!
SoLongFarm.blogspot
I love that your cupboard is home to everyday things.
ReplyDeleteI love the gorgeous patina of your hutch. You have displayed everyday things so beautifully. The safety pin story is inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous and inviting photographs...I want to move in :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, my favorite hutch at the hutch party so far! Goes perfectly with your farm kitchen!
ReplyDeleteNow I gotta go back and find more pics of your lovely home... and read the safety pin story.
That is one of my favorite hutches ever! But.. i've seen it somewhere before....
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful:))Wonderful blog:))
ReplyDelete*hugs -Peninia Art
I love hutches and china cabinets. I really enjoyed today's post. For some reason it makes me think of my grandmother many, many years ago when I would spend time in her country kitchen and I loved her cupboards and side-boards. Lovely blog. Deb =^..^=x5 Ottawa, Canada
ReplyDeleteLove the hutch and love the center island...a beautiful kitchen!
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adventuresininnkeeping.blogspot.com
Absolutely fabulous, Anne Marie!
ReplyDeleteIt's as functional as it is beautiful.
Thank you for the support today, it truly means the world to me. :-)
Your hutch is beautiful and you kitchen is amazing! Love your island!
ReplyDeleteLisa
I love your kitchen!! All the rustic elements are fabulous!! Thanks for checking out my hutch as well and Happy Fall!!
ReplyDeleteAnne Marie, that is the loveliest hutch I have seen to date. It is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI know how busy you are getting ready for your sale, and I send my best wishes to you.
hugs
Hi Anne Marie!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your blog and love everything about it. I am wondering if you could advise me a bit on sealing the old chippy paint as you mentioned. I have many chipped paint items in my home that I love to decorate with, but I am nervous about safety. How do you seal it without making it look "NEW" and "SHINY" - what do you use?
Thanks so much - blessings to you and your family!
hi jenni + michael...hope you get this here...i didn't see another way to contact you:
ReplyDelete-my hubby says to use a flat varnish or even the good ol' shalack...you can also use an all natural beeswax....
hope that helps!