I found this darling piece of farm ephemera at an estate sale in one of Portland's beautiful, older homes up in the West Hills. Some child did a wonderful job of making this little pictorial of a farm oriented scene. I keep it in my kitchen.
This beautiful sunshine overlooking the hills and valleys is derived from a Betty Caithness design that I painted. I painted it onto a piece of roof shingling that dates back to the 1830's from our old house in Ohio. It hangs outside on our porch by the kitchen door.
It is so cute the way this piece can be turned open to reveal the hens!
Have I no pride? My kerosene chimney is in need of spring cleaning as it lights up my sheep, and hens and bunnies high atop my baker's table. Above it is my favorite Edward Hicks painting of a wonderful old Pennsylvania farm scene.
Two butter molds nesting in my wooden bowl shelving unit. Time to churn that butter!
This beautiful sunshine overlooking the hills and valleys is derived from a Betty Caithness design that I painted. I painted it onto a piece of roof shingling that dates back to the 1830's from our old house in Ohio. It hangs outside on our porch by the kitchen door.
Oooh, I love your shingle painting! that is so beautiful! I'm so ready for spring and sunshine...its bitterly cold here today
ReplyDeleteOooh! Lots of treasures to look at. That farm is precious--and a great find. Your painting on the shingle is wonderful...all crackled and soft and old looking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your home with us. Looking forward to receiving the little book from you.
Still not quite spring in New England--but hopefully, soon we will see some sun and warm weather without so much wind. Your painting on the shingle really does exude feelings of warmer weather and the promise of spring and summer.
Helen
Hi Christine....I was so looking forward to getting together with you with my last trip to Oregon but alas it wasn't meant to be. Your home would have flooded my head with memories of my childhood growing up there. I hope we can connect on my next trip to Oregon. Pam
ReplyDeleteI love little peeks at all your treasures! That painting on the old shingle is awesome Christine!
ReplyDeleteNow get that butter churned! ;-)
xoxox,
Nan
Christine Has spring fever! WOO HOO! I love your bovine butter stamp...d-E-vine! We have fresh little chickies from the incubator just on Monday....the children were glued to the little window the entire time~ even over SPONGEBOB time on the tv(AKKK)
ReplyDeletexoxoxox rachael