Hi Everyone
Happy Wednesday
This Little White French iron shoe is the culprit
When I bought it in Paris little did I know that more
little vintage shoes were going to be coming home with me
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It has such adorable details
{Love}
the chippy shabby condition
I walked by and asked how much it was{ trying to figure out the dollar exchange in my head} then put it down and walked away a few minutes later I walked back searching for it I was so happy it was still there
I walked by and asked how much it was{ trying to figure out the dollar exchange in my head} then put it down and walked away a few minutes later I walked back searching for it I was so happy it was still there
Yes there are more
Our children's baby shoes
{sigh}
Can you see the difference between our sons huge bronze shoe and our daughters little
bronze shoe
a sentimental treasure
so grateful we captured a moment in time
This Children's wooden shoe form
says Mommoth Spring, Arkansas
you'll never guess where I found it
{the perfect souvenir}
{the perfect souvenir}
A green celluloid child's shoe form it is
the prettiest color
My Wonderful Husband found it for me
The little child size forms are hard to find
The little child size forms are hard to find
Its fun to see them all grouped together
they almost look like they might march right off the table
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One little white vintage shoe started a brand new passion
linking for
romantic saying for today
"You hooked my heart and made me so grateful to be caught by your love"
Arlene Levine
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Pam
I've always loved the wooden shoe forms, but your white with flowers is very unusual!
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Such an adorable little shoe collection.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
So cute, I too have a collection of little shoes.
ReplyDeletePam, it's fun to see your grouping of shoes. Love the white one!
ReplyDeleteI have a small group of little shoes too ~ a wooden shoe form, a French lacquer snuff box in the form of a shoe, and a group of the bronze baby shoes. I started gathering some of the bronze baby shoes last year when I came across them at Round Top Antique Market Days. Fun to think about what child might have worn them, but sad to think that they are no longer a part of the family.
What charming little shoes! How lovely that you have casts of your children's little shoes. I love your charming blog and am following you.
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Pam, once again you have inspired me. I am adding a cabinet in our den, and I've been thinking of what I want to place on it. I have four little bronzed shoes (mine, my husband's, my son's and our grandson's) that I have never found a perfect place to live. I'll be digging them out this weekend.
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