I have it behind chicken wire in one of my wall cupboards. And it is printed on this lovely set of enamelware canisters......
I also have the same gingham as a curtain on my floor standing unit....it hides a multitude of sins! I added a length of hand crochet lace to the bottom hem, to give it more of a country look.
I have various gingham inspired accessories....
And of course I have it at my windows!
Well...everywhere really!!!....
I just find gingham so cheerful!
Hello Niki! I think I'm up and running! =)
ReplyDeleteBLUE GINGHAM! Would you believe my house came with light blue gingham wallpaper in the kitchen? I was horrified at first, but since I collect blue willow and flow blue, AND the kitchen had a built-in plate display rack around the perimeter below the ceiling, the gingham stayed! I love your curtain with the crochet trim - lovely idea!
I love the look of blue and white gingham - and replacing glass with chicken wire in your cupboards adds such a lovely homey country look!
ReplyDeleteI love gingham too Niki! though mine is red and white, but your blue and white theme is stunning, very french!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful collection! I see all those wine corks in that egg basket..nice !
ReplyDeleteI agree--gingham is indeed ever so cheerful! Thank you for sharing your delightful pictures.
ReplyDeleteIt all looks gorgeous, you can never go wrong with blue and white.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Ginny
Niki, I love those canisters - and everything else of course! See you over the weekend. Sue x
ReplyDeleteHi Niki, it all looks fabulous, what a great time you must have had collecting it. I have an identical French metal towel holder as you - only mine is green and white! Clare x
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely fresh look. Gingham is so timeless isn't it, perfect for a country kitchen.Yours looks picture perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat is simply and utterly divine!
ReplyDeleteWell of course the gingham I love is pink and white! All your collection is gorgeous. My fave piece is the enamelware salt box.
ReplyDeleteWhoops! I clicked on the picture and it is actually a box for matches! Even better!
ReplyDeleteI feel like I am walking into a french kitchen, C'est Parfait! I love the french flea market finds you have collected, you have a wonderful eye for detail!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous collection of gingham accessories! I'm feeling the need to search out a few for me to purhase! hehe You're just so inspiring!
ReplyDeletelovely blue and white is always so fresh
ReplyDeletecarol
Wow this is a real gingham delight, I'm with you it is cheerful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Niki, as always! I keep missing your fairies! Louise x
ReplyDeletewonderfull, wonderfull, wonderfull I like white and blue it's so relaxing. ciao ciao
ReplyDeleteWhen can we expect the "Nostalgia at the Stone House" magazine to come out? I'm taking the two year subscription!
ReplyDeleteIt's really wonderfull !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling kitchen you have. I like the red and white and blue and white gingham look to. I have the red and white in my little summer place and it makes the place look so warm and inviteing.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness - oh my goodness - that canister set it beyond my dreams (if you saw my kitchen you would understand) I look for the PERFECT set "every" time I go to Paris but can only find orange and red and not very large sets - oh I am full of env! Lovely. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteSame here...I think my favorite is the salt cellar!
ReplyDeleteSooo pretty! I especially love the curtain withthe crochet lace...just beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteAfter admiring your, Donna's and Carol's kitchens, I definitively should add some more decorations to mine! Another issue to put on my to-do-list (OMG, it has become loooooong)
ReplyDeleteYour GINGHAM looks very very pretty!
Have a great week-end, Nikki!
Nikki, your post reminded me of a young sister-in-law's wedding years ago, blue and white gingham everywhere! It was charming, and I still come across one of the tablecloths once in awhile and remember it all over.
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is delightful!
Oh Niki I love all the blue gingham french kitchen enamel accessories you own, one is more beautiful than the next *sigh* There is so much beauty to be shared here in blogland, it's wonderful!
ReplyDeletehi from Norway :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely blog! I enjoy visiting you so much. Its so nice to see you lovely home, and all the great things you make.
HI Nikki I'm out of hibernation and trying to play catchup.... everything for the past couple weeks posts are terrific... hmm I don't have any gingham... I'll have to rectify that LOL.
ReplyDeleteRaNae
Hello, I just found your blog. So beautiful pictures!! I love blue and white...
ReplyDeleteOh my, how beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI also have a lovely collection of blue and white/cream
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Chamara
I love gingham too. I've used a lot of red and white gingham in my flat. I agree, it really is cheerful. Only problem is that George is not keen on it although I think I'm slowly getting him converted. He tells me that when he was younger he used to be scared of it! Very strange I know. How could anyone be scared of a fabric, particularly such a jolly one.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love your kitchen Niki. The gingham is so fresh and very Country Living :-)
ReplyDeleteI had a friend send me a link to your post. I am "KNOWN" for my blue gingham. They say that blue gingham is my favorite color. I loved all your gingham items. Thanks for the pictures and the post!!!
ReplyDeleteIm a gingham girl too. Though I sit on the red and white side of the fence! I love the blue and white though, it all looks so lovely in your kitchen, and the enamelware.. gasp! Gorgeous.
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