Mary's blog Apron of Grace is a lovely food and lifestyle blog with vintage flair. The gorgeous cake above - Rose Bouquet Strawberry Birthday Cake - is also pink inside and was made by Mary as a Birthday cake for her lucky neighbour.
A collector of red vintage kitchen items, here is Mary's vintage butter churn containing milk from her adorable Guernsey cow Daisy.
Two of my favourite recipes from Apron of Grace - Frozen Maple Mousse with Maple Sauce and Mabel's Potatoes.
This is a vintage hanky apron Mary inherited. Isn't it sweet? It's made from five hankies. Mary has shared how to make it here.Best to all of you my dears! See you next week! :)
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Hi Carla, the apron is the most beautiful that I have ever seen, and the cake too. I am off to check it out now, thanks for the link, Tam x
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That cake looks devine. I am also a fan of red and love the butter churn. Sherry :)
ReplyDeleteI will have to go over and visit Mary, I remember the hanky aprons from my grandmother and great aunt. - Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteIf my neighbour ever brought me a pink cake like that beautiful one, I would probably pack my bags and move in! Just beautiful. Sending love and hugs, Em x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of images, Carla! I love that Mary can churn little batches thanks to her very own cow. Go, Daisy. Have a beautiful week, C.
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous collection of fabulous photographs and items! i am in love with the rose cake...GORGEOUS!!!!! the butter churn is amazing and the potato balls are scrumptious! thanks so much for sharing! take care...your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteoooo I love that pinny!
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have a really good week
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She wounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my that cake looks wonderful! I am always amazed at the skill that goes in to decorating a cake! And I love the vintage churn.
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