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Friday, October 15, 2010

Finally a home . . . .

Last summer, I bought this great spice cabinet on our trip to San Antonio.



I painted the edges to match the accent color in the house and hung on the kitchen wall . . . . .


Then found a new home for all my Cushing dyes.  So much more convenient than in the box I had them in . . . . .


There are 96 Cushing dyes all together.  I only have 50 so far.  I can't fit them all in here  and I might not even need them but it will work for now.


Blessings, Cathi
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13 comments:

Soggibottom said...

Oh, I love this.... it would great hiding something away in the cottage.
I think you have found a really great use for it :-)xxx

paulette said...

LOVE the cabinet and I'm drooling over ALL those dyes!! Did you ever make the burgundy red colour?
Paulette

Cat Haven Craft House said...

Fantastic idea and lovely color! Would love the have your dye collection!

tami said...

Love it!

Country Prims said...

Hi Cathi,
What a great idea:) Love all those dyes-you have a great selection now!

Love to see posts from you:)

Shazy x

Anonymous said...

Cool cabinet...what a find!

The Old Parsonage said...

Hi Cathi

This is so great - perfect look and great hidey hole!

When's your next show?

Leann

Shelley said...

Love that you painted it red!!!

QuiltSue said...

That is sooo clever.

Teresa said...

Looks like a great spice cabinet, must have some interesting information on that door. Your dyes looks so neat and tidy in the cabinet.

The ironing board project turned out great...I would join the fun, but I bought a new cover a few months back. I had been making mine too, but got lazy, I guess.

Carrie P. said...

Very pretty and such a great idea.

Carrie P. said...

Hey Cathi,
you probably know about these things going on but just in case you don't, check out this site. You might be able to be a vendor.
http://quiltersgallery.net/
check the side bar for shows.

Highland Monkey's said...

Wow thats a brilliant cupboard. In the first picture I thought it was a picture and frame! Lovely find.