Here is another attempt to capitalize on quirky holidays. At least I can appreciate St. Patrick's Day, what with its beer, cider, hardy food, fiddles and Irish folklore - and not to forget my Irish born-and-raised friends. You know who you are. Slainte!
(And sorry about trying to capitalize on your holiday. Fancy a tea towel?)
Looks just like every Irishwoman and man you know, right? Minus the Guinness, of course.
I would put this tea towel in my own kitchen if I were Irish. Not kidding.
Pulling all my Irish and green items together in one spot. Blatant much?
Yep, pretty shameless. But it IS a big useful tray. And it helpfully points out what an Irish Pub looks like...
And a tea towel I would not put in my own kitchen, although hubby really liked all the crests. And it is greener than anything I can see out my own window at the moment.
Also, this Irish list was shared by one of my emigrant Irish friends - it will make you feel nostalgic for Ireland even if you have never been there. Seriously.
Do you decorate your booth for St. Patrick's Day?
I did a shelf of green things! None of it "Irish" necessarily!
ReplyDeleteIs it bad that I bought Christmas placemats yesterday?
Yes, a bit early, but we do not judge ;-) I actually almost bought a ceramic christmas tree with the little plastic bulbs yesterday, but took it out of my cart since I did not want to store it for 8 months. As soon as I put it back, somebody else grabbed it. And then I REALLY wanted it, of course. Feel free to judge.
DeleteIs it the week for Christmas items..lol! I just bought a two tier holly leaf serving plate and a tray. With vintage goods it's hard to pass up items anytime of the year.
DeleteMy son LOVES Go. Dog. Go. One of his favs! :)
ReplyDeleteIt is really cute, and I kinda hope it sticks around - but I could not resist the Irish flag background...
DeleteLove the Irish tea towels - cute!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
They are pretty cute, thanks :-)
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