A few weeks ago I shared some of my sweet sheep. Today you can meet the rest. Most of these reside in my kitchen, but a few have roamed around the house, and are tucked in nooks and crannies all around.
This is a print above my desk in the kitchen. The black toile is a perfect compliment as a mat to the gold paint color on the walls.
This print is in my kitchen open hall above a black bench.
She is one of my first sheep prints.
Hiding in a cabinet downstairs.
Downstairs coffetable
An oil painting anniversary gift several years ago that hangs in the Living Room.
Love those fall colors.
In a Christmas conservatory.
Sunroom baby
like the headstones that were so typical of infant grave markers,
of many years ago.
Downstairs coffetable
An oil painting anniversary gift several years ago that hangs in the Living Room.
Love those fall colors.
In a Christmas conservatory.
Sunroom baby
like the headstones that were so typical of infant grave markers,
of many years ago.
Entry hall
Primitive print in kitchen.
Very old concrete pair in sunroom
Kitchen counter soup tureen
chalk planter
Salt and Pepper shakers on silver kitchen tray.
Kitchen counter soup tureen
chalk planter
Salt and Pepper shakers on silver kitchen tray.
Be sure and visit Kathleen over at Faded Charm
to see all the rest of White Wednesday.
to see all the rest of White Wednesday.
Happy Wednesday,
Debra
Love 'em all, but especially your deck lamb. So sweet!
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~ Anne
Debra,
ReplyDeleteScrolling through these wonderful pictures I said to myself, "now that's my favorite" then I would get to the next picture and say "Now that's my favorite"...truth is I realy love these sheep! I guess my most favorite one, however, is the concret on on your deck. And since he is out there all by his lonesome, I think he needs to come my way ,cause I'll bring him out of those terrible elements...poor baby.ha ha Happy WW
My Best
Gale
I can not sheep so I am up looking at your lovely sheep! Thanks for sharing. Sandi
ReplyDeleteI am loving all your sweet sheep pics, esp. the lamb on your deck. I have a few myself, they are getting harder to find. Have a great Wednesday, T
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Debra!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a cute flock of sheep! Tell me now, do you have a name for each of them? ;)
I just love your collection...
everything vintage
I just love sheep too Debra ~ they are so beautiful to me, your collection is wonderful! xxoo, Dawn
ReplyDeleteI LOVE sheep too and yours are fabulous!!! Makes me want more!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Lou Cinda
I adore your sheep. I love sheep, something about their gentleness. This was so great to see, this morning.
ReplyDeleteCindy
"Ewe" seem to have cornered the market on sheep. I am so jealous...makes my collection look ba-a-a-d!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
i have a few sheep~ish things myself...not as many as you...that is quite the collection...they are all so cute...i have that print somewhere too of the girl with the sheep...but, i think mine fell into the "black hole of things you know you have but never see again" that i have over here...thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a collection...never saw so many sheep together! I bet you that from now on, we'll see sheep every time we go treasure hunting and of course, we'll think of you!
ReplyDeleteI am a sheep lover. They remind me of the Good Shepherd...:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing sweet friend...
Love, Rebecca
Hello
ReplyDeleteJust love your sheep, I am partial to sheep they are my favorite animal. I think I told you my gramma raised sheep and I have such fond memories of feeding them from a crush bottle on the farm. My grandfather would put me on the back of a buck when I was small and it was like riding buck'in bronco.
I love the little lamb on your patio because it looks so real
Blessings
Rebecca
They are wonderful...
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more peaceful, than a lamb...
Barb C.
Debra, these are beautiful! If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say it was the primitive print in your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteJane
i love your collection! gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI love your collection. I love when there is a theme or collection that runs through a home -so lovely...
ReplyDeleteKaren
Hi Debra~ You have a beautiful collection of sheep! I have a friend who collects them, too! Enjoyed my visit! ~Mandy
ReplyDeleteA wonderful flock of sheep you have here, Debra. I love sheep and lambs in any form, but I really love your concrete lamb a on your deck.
ReplyDeleteBaa Baa for now,
June
Hi Debra,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit! I love Val, and her home is wonderful, and always a treat to visit!
Barb C.
I have never know anyone that is this fond of sheep. Beautiful things. Ya I like the deck lamb too.
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cindy@stitches
How fun. :) I really like the young girl holding the lamb.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sheep collection. Thanks so much for sharing and enjoy your evening.
ReplyDeleteKathleen
So sweet!I just love them.How could you resist them.The lamb on your deck hits a sweet spot.I just want to hug it.You have a bright day and more Fun Finds 2 U.. Chickie
ReplyDeleteHi Debra, just thinking about you and your post about Jenny. Your post about her passing really touched my heart. Thank you for that post and letting us all know about the loss,thinking of you! Take care.
ReplyDeleteYou have quite the sheep collection. How neat!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Oh , we use to have sheep when we lived in the country , you brought back memories. Sue
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and peaceful! I especially like the vintage print in the oval frame.
ReplyDeleteRene'
You have a wonderful collection..too sweet! I especially love the gold oval framed print.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Loved the sheep!!!
ReplyDeleteSheep look so tranquil and spiritual.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful post.
Lois at Callie Magee's Antiques
Just lovely! We like so many of the same things.
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yappping cat
I stumbled upon your blog and now I don’t want to leave. You have a lovely blog and a new follower….me.
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Duchess xoxoxo
Debra, I'm lurking around here, going backwards on your blog again. I just love all of your sheep. I have a few myself and they are just the sweetest little things. They are hard to find. How are you getting so lucky?
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