At the beginning of our marriage, my mother gave me her old ironing board.
I used it until just recently. My dear friend made me an ironing board cover that at least made it a little prettier. Still, it was the clunkiest thing ever. I thought about painting it turquoise and trying to make a cover for it myself. I still may try it as it has been through 3, yes THREE yard sales and has not sold! HAHA
When I finally decided I had used that thing long enough, I found this one at an antique store.
The cover I had on the old clunker fit this one perfectly.
I guess I went from vintage to antique :)
The little purple spray bottle holds my lavender water. I don't use starch. I just mist the clothes and iron. Between the fresh air and the lavender water, my laundry smells so good.
MomB,
ReplyDeleteYes hanging the wash outside is a feel good thing to do. And I like to iron! My ironing board is almost fifty years old, and every time I get a new ironing board pad I put it right over the old one. Its very nice to iron on now. And I can look back over the old ones if I pull up a corner, to my first days of marriage. I don't know if its a good idea to be attached to your ironing board covers, but there you have it.
Cute picture of your girls and their pumpkins. You lead a very well rounded life.
Nancy Jo
I love a clothesline too! DH has put one in everytime we have moved. Really a very necessary thing as we have a swimming pool and lots of towels and wet suits. I do put a tsp of starch in my linen water for added crispness when ironing.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a clothes line, but hubby thinks it's tacky. I think it makes good economic sense! I adore the little aprons, those would be very easy to make. Have a good weekend!
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