Hope you're having a wonderful start to the
Easter weekend.
Before it's too late, I wanted to share a few photos of these little "Easter" candy molds with you. I don't think either one is old, but I paired them up with two little vintage books that I found last year. Both Peter Rabbit titles that were published in 1921.
Enjoy your family this weekend.
Give them extra hugs and let them know how much you love them.
Happy Easter,
Debra those molds are so sweet and I love vintage books! Have a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteHi Debra.....
ReplyDeleteLove your Easter photos! I,too, love old books and especially children's books.
Have a Happy Easter!
Peace and Blessings,
Nancy
Ahhh, those are so sweet. I love everything you posted here. I love vintage books, and I've never seen such big and whimsical candy molds like that before. Those are some great finds.
ReplyDeleteKristin
How precious! Your vignettes is lovely! I love the vintage books and molds! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteDebra,
ReplyDeleteI love bunnies too and your vignettes are just precious!
Have a blessed Easter!
♥charlotte
Those books are totally charming, Debra! I find myself more drawn to the children's books when I see them at antique and flea marts. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteOld, or not, the bunnies a really cute, and look great with your vintage book.
ReplyDeleteThe molds are wonderful! They look really old...and LOVE the books...it's hard for me to pass up an old book too!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Lorraine
Debra the molds are so cute but I love the old books! Happy Easter. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet display. I adore the books, & the molds do look old. I've seen some similar ones in antique & thrift stores, & they always have a very "olden" price tag....lol!
ReplyDeleteCAS
Great molds. Love the books.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
I love the lamb cake mold! Your books are very sweet! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet post! The little books brought back memories for me, thanks. Hope you have a wonderful Easter! -Al
ReplyDeleteSo darling all of them. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteI don't think we're ever too old to enjoy a beautifully illustrated child's book. Yours are really special. I hope you and your family have a Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThe old print and pictures have the best color. It last for ever today's work just fades with time. Plus the faces of the characters are little different just exactly how I can't quite put my finger on.
ReplyDeleteEaster Blessings from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet vignette, love the Peter Rabbit book, how lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteDear Debra, I wish you and yours a most beautiful Easter -
Hugs and love,Dorthe
Hi Debra,
ReplyDeleteI loved doing the same thing when I was a little girl. My Mom was an avid reader and had bookshelves full of books. I would spend hours just looking through them.
I love the Peter Rabbit book, it's precious.
Happy Easter to you sweet friend.
hugs
Sissie
Happy Easter to and your family Debra!~
ReplyDeleteI love to use books in decorating. Especially seasonal decorating. Your molds are gorgeous! Easter blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteSweet memories! Reminds me of a book we had as kids, not as old and no where near a classic but fond memories all the same. Don't remember the title exactly but a family of bunnies walkin', or truckin' as my brother read it(which may give you the era) down the road to call on old friend toad. Good times!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Susanne.
Lovely. Thanks for sharing. I must admit I'm a bit envious of your lamb mold. I have looked and looked for a lamb (a realistic looking lamb, not a stuffed or silly one) to put on my Easter mantel to represent the Lamb of God, but I have had no luck. I was very disapppointed and can't understand why I couldn't even find one at Mardel's, our local Christian book store. Anyway, a blessed and happy Easter to you.
ReplyDeleteLove these book illustrations and the chocolate molds are a perfect pairing.
ReplyDeleteHi Debra, What beautiful vintage finds! Perfect for spring. I hope you had a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle