Good morning! I hope your week is going well. It's the last day of public school, so I'm sure our door bell will be ringing non-stop for the next 2 months! We are keeping up with a few subjects (math, grammer, reading) and we also have swim lessons, Boy Scout day camp (the girls can also go, too) and a trip to visit Grandma and Grandpa in Rhode Island to look forward to.
Today, I'd like to share a few touches of yellow (my favorite color!) in my kitchen/dining room area. Some of you may remember the walls used to be yellow, but I painted them a more neutral color this past fall.
Sunflower tea towels.
We visited my friend Revee and her girls last week and she had these wonderful old fashioned soap bottles in her kitchen. I stopped by Target on the way home and picked up a few for myself.
It doesn't suds up as much as I would like, so I will refill the bottles with a different soap once they are empty.
I also have a bar of Lemon Poppyseed soap on a teacup saucer. Doesn't it look good enough to eat?
And finally, pretty handmade dishcloths, a gift from my mom.
Thank you for stopping by for a visit!
I love the yellows as well. It is such a cheery color in the house and it looks great with the tans like you have.
ReplyDeleteThose dishcloths are wonderful.
Yes, the soap does look good enough to eat and sounds it too! I think I will have to try some of that:) Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love those dish cloths....did she crochet them? I might have to make some of those if you share the pattern!! So happy to see a new post from you Kelli.
ReplyDeleteI adore homemade dish cloths, and my mother made me a lovely one for Mother's Day this year. (She is sweet to think of me on her special day, is she not?" Have a wonderful summer.
ReplyDeleteJenn
Kelli, I love the newly painted walls and would like to know what color it is and where you got it. Everythink looks so fresh and clean.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you got together with Revee. I think about her a lot.
Debbi
Love all of it. I am actually sporting my favorite yellow shirt right now.
ReplyDeleteYellow is my favorite color too! So cheery. :) Aren't handmade dishcloths the best?
ReplyDeleteI love soft yellows, but I don't have any yellow in our home! Our son would love to have a yellow room again but he has vintage pine paneling that isn't coming down any time soon! Our kitchen cabinets are very creamy - almost yellow in some lights, but not so you'd notice. Maybe my next project should involve something sunny and bright ... we have a lot of dull days here and a bit of yellow just might bring the sunshine inside!
ReplyDeleteI love yellow in a kitchen. It makes it so sunny and cheerful. My favorite dishclothes are homemade too. Too bad I don't crochet to make more. :)
ReplyDeleteYellow is not one of my favorites, but I do like how you incorporate it. I like the softer yellows. Yellow is my mother-in-law's favorite color. Love those dishtowels especially.
ReplyDeleteso lovely, great colours x
ReplyDeleteYellow is such a happy color! Have a wonderful weekend! Carla
ReplyDeleteHello Kelli,
ReplyDeleteI never thought of yellow as a good color to decorate, but after seeing your photos I have to admit that I love the sensations that it transmits : freshness, calm and comfort.
I'm glad you made me see things from another point of view, with new perspectives.
The soap has a very tasty, I must try it.
Warm greetings from Spain
Your lemon soap I thought was some desert at first. And those crochet dish clothes are almost to pretty to use.
ReplyDeletehi I have just discovered your blog and I love it , Dawn from the UK
ReplyDeleteLove your dish towels and the soap looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteI love the dishclothes---I know others have asked, but are they knitted or crocheted? I would love to try to make some of them as well--and they would make lovely gifts for my Mom, Mother in law and sisters for Christmas! I would love any info you have on them!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli!
ReplyDeleteYour home is beautiful! As a child, yellow was my favorite color too! It sounds like you have a fun and busy summer planned. Have a great one!
God Bless,
Hillary
I believe that she crocheted the dishcloths, I but don't have pattern information. I know there are a lot of free patterns online.
ReplyDelete~Kelli
Wow!! Nice way to use yellow. Thanks for sharing these ideas.
ReplyDeleteI always feel that summer is coming when I see yellow! Love the yellow clock!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli!
ReplyDeleteI too yearned for touches of yellow recently, as you can see in my blog header...It is such a happy, sunny color. Perfect pick-me-up!
Have a glorious weekend!
Susie
YELLOW is my favorite colour and mind you all shades of yellow are for me...
ReplyDeletelovely post
Dearst Kelli,
ReplyDeleteYellow is such a cheery color! I too enjoy the Watkins old-fashioned bottles. I have an old looking Watkins vanilla bottle that I just keep refilling as it is just too cute to keep in the cupboard.
You always have such delightful posts!
Yours kindredly,
Shan
Honey Hill Farm
Kelli, do you think you could share the pattern for the washcloths...I enjoy using the ones I have that were made my someone else and would like to make some.
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