MacKenzie-Childs 11" Courtly Capiz Gift Tower - The Courtly Capiz Gift Tower is stacked with MacKenzie-Childs style, featuring three packages deco
Harvey Elliott strikes to make it three for the Reds. Photograph: Matthew Childs/Action Images/Reuters.
The site is named for George W. Childs, a noted philanthropist, whose widow deeded the land to the commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1912. This picturesque park is part of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreational Area and includes expansive hemlock groves and cascading waterfalls along with a picnic area, comfort facilities, and a short hiking trail along the falls. The site contains three main waterfalls: Factory Falls, Fulmer Falls and Deer Leap Falls. Restrictions: dogs and other pets not permitted; swimming and wading is not permitted anywhere within George W. Childs Park; must stay on the trail at all times.
Flour, sugar, and coffee might seem the most obvious of contents with which to fill a set of three Courtly Check® Canisters, but the possibilities are endless! Keep them in the kitchen with coffee beans and tea bags, cookies and candies, or dog biscuits and birdseed—or invent new uses around the house. Perfect for cotton balls and swabs in the bathroom, pens and pencils in the office, or knickknacks and doodads in the kids’ room. Each enameled steel canister is hand-painted with signature Courtly Checks® and topped off with a carved faux-cinnabar knob. These canisters stand handsomely alone or harmonize delightfully in a set. MacKenzie-Childs
Flour, sugar, and coffee might seem the most obvious of contents with which to fill a set of three Courtly Check® Canisters, but the possibilities are endless! Keep them in the kitchen with coffee beans and tea bags, cookies and candies, or dog biscuits and birdseed—or invent new uses around the house. Perfect for cotton balls and swabs in the bathroom, pens and pencils in the office, or knickknacks and doodads in the kids’ room. Each enameled steel canister is hand-painted with signature Courtly Checks® and topped off with a carved faux-cinnabar knob. These canisters stand handsomely alone or harmonize delightfully in a set. MacKenzie-Childs
Flour, sugar, and coffee might seem the most obvious of contents with which to fill a set of three Flower Market Canisters, but the possibilities are endless! Keep them in the kitchen with coffee beans and tea bags, cookies and candies, or dog biscuits and birdseed-or invent new uses around the house. Perfect for cotton balls and swabs in the bathroom, pens and pencils in the office, or knickknacks and doodads in the kids’ room. Color glazed in black, green or white, each Flower Market Enamel Canister is decorated with hand-applied fanciful botanical transfers that recall a lush English garden in the peak of summer. These canisters stand handsomely alone or harmonize delightfully in a multicolor set. MacKenzie-Childs
Flour, sugar, and coffee might seem the most obvious of contents with which to fill a set of three Flower Market Canisters, but the possibilities are endless! Keep them in the kitchen with coffee beans and tea bags, cookies and candies, or dog biscuits and birdseed-or invent new uses around the house. Perfect for cotton balls and swabs in the bathroom, pens and pencils in the office, or knickknacks and doodads in the kids’ room. Color glazed in black, green or white, each Flower Market Enamel Canister is decorated with hand-applied fanciful botanical transfers that recall a lush English garden in the peak of summer. These canisters stand handsomely alone or harmonize delightfully in a multicolor set. MacKenzie-Childs
Flour, sugar, and coffee might seem the most obvious of contents with which to fill a set of three Flower Market Canisters, but the possibilities are endless! Keep them in the kitchen with coffee beans and tea bags, cookies and candies, or dog biscuits and birdseed-or invent new uses around the house. Perfect for cotton balls and swabs in the bathroom, pens and pencils in the office, or knickknacks and doodads in the kids’ room. Color glazed in black, green or white, each Flower Market Enamel Canister is decorated with hand-applied fanciful botanical transfers that recall a lush English garden in the peak of summer. These canisters stand handsomely alone or harmonize delightfully in a multicolor set. MacKenzie-Childs
Savor endless summer evenings with the glow of this fire pit. Fashioned of iron, it rests on three sturdy sphere-shaped feet. The bowl is finished in fire-retardant copperplate, and the grate and lid are powder-coated in a heat-resistant finish. The mesh cover is topped with a cast iron bird-on-ball finial. MacKenzie-Childs
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Are you sentimental like me and save special valentines through the years? Or collect hearts of sentimental value that were gifts from your sweetheart or a friend? With Valentine's Day on the 14th, the topic selected for this month's CAMEO meeting was Hearts. ~ Hearts ~ the universal symbol of ~ love ~ friendship ~ courage ~ loyalty ~ hospitality ~ Last year the topic of our February CAMEO meeting was Antique Valentines. A local woman shared her grandmother Ruth's collection of valentines dating from Victorian times thorough the 1950s. You can read about that meeting here. When our planned speaker this month couldn't make it, we decided to have a heart theme "show and tell". Each member was asked to bring a valentine, love letter, special memory, or a heart shaped treasure. I chose to share this beautifully carved wood heart shaped butter mold that belongs to my friend, Elizabeth. It's French; an early piece with gorgeous patina. The wooden pegs can be removed so that the sides swing open in order to remove the molded butter. Elizabeth and I spotted this piece while shopping the flea markets of Paris a few years ago. One of our members shared this very special heartfelt poem written by her late father for her mother on Valentine's Day last year. Sadly, Karen's father passed away over the summer. This is just one of many sweet poems that George Benigno wrote for his wife Ann through the 68 years of their marriage. I chose a Queen of Hearts theme for my table. Red, pink, and white tulips filled various MacKenzie Childs vases. Goodies both sweet and savory filled the table. This adorable Queen of Hearts stood guard on the buffet with the plates and napkins and tray of drinks. She was my muse that inspired my theme. A striking 16 inches tall, this queen makes a beautiful statement. Image from Pier 1 Shortly before the meeting I happened to receive an email from Pier 1 about their valentine offerings. With the Queen's regal crown and the wonderful black and white check details of her robe, I thought, "What could be more perfect with MacKenzie-Childs Courtly Check?" Pier 1 also offered exquisite crown ornaments in three different styles. They added the "crowning" touch for the chandy mobile! I was late discovering the Pier 1 valentine offerings, so I'm fortunate that my local store still had these items available. Various Queen of Hearts gathered through the years mixed with hearts and vintage valentines to complete the center piece of the table. This adorable one is from Patience Brewster, Inc. She is available here. I ordered this clever faux cupcake from an Etsy shop here. This queen was stitched by me. I'm proud to say it is my first piece stitched in 2016 toward my goal to devote more time to stitching. A Petei Design available here. A few vintage valentines that feature the Queen of Hearts were added to the table. The vintage tray is part of a child's tea set. One vase was filled with puffy, sparkly red hearts found at Pier 1. The vintage tiara was a birthday gift from my CAMEO friends several years ago. Glitter crowns on dowels could be found tucked in with the tulips. A mini metal crown sat among a chalice of sugary gum drop hearts. A vintage silver heart on a stand along with red glitter hearts and petite book paper hearts filled in the gaps. See this darling hand made valentine? It features an adorable Queen of Hearts just for me. A surprise from a blogging friend, it's the latest valentine to be added to my tray of special valentines! Thank you, sweet M! Happy Valentine's Day to each of you! Joining Sundays Down Under @ Natasha in Oz Table It @ Rustic and Refined Blue Monday @ Smiling Sally Mosaic Monday @ Lavender Cottage Amaze Me Monday @ Dwellings Make It Pretty Monday @ The Dedicated House Inspire Me Monday @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia You're Gonna Love It Tuesday @ Kathe With An E The Scoop @ Cedar Hill Ranch Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life Show and Share @ Coastal Charm Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style What's It Wednesday @ Ivy and Elephant Vintage Charm @ Charm Bracelet Diva Share Your Style @ Northern Nesting Your Inspired Design Thoughts of Home @ Poofing the Pillows Tablescape Thursday @ Between Naps on the Porch Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop @ Peonies and Orange Blossoms Share Your Cup Thursday @ Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olsen Home and Garden Thursday @ Delightsome Life Vintage Charm @ Adirondack Girl Foodie Friday and Everything Else @ Rattlebridge Farm Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage Simple and Sweet Fridays @ Rooted in Thyme Anything Blue Friday @ The Dedicated House Home Sweet Home @ The Charm of Home Friday Party @ Oh My Heartsie Girl Five Star Frou Frou @ A Tray of Bliss Pink Saturday @ How Sweet the Sound
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Creating the perfect holiday or Christmas tablescape doesn’t have to be complicated, you just need to know where to begin. Start with a color palette; I recommend picking a single color to keep it simple (monochrome is always elegant!), or three colors. Then add in metallic accents to make it festive. The center of the table is the focal point of any holiday table setting. Use greenery, white flowers, and other decorative accents. Incorporate fun dinnerware. Take your holiday table to the next level with gorgeous plates, like these from MacKenzie-Childs. Set your place settings with lots of layers for the appearance of abundant table. For more ideas on how to set the perfect holiday table and links to shop the items in this Idea Pin, visit CharmedByCamille.com I’m also sharing an
