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| Hello Friends, Happy Monday to you. I have been wanting to share my knife rests with you for awhile now. Today I thought would be appropriate because the “Create:” blog is sharing how I like to use antiques in my studio. |
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| Knife rests can be used to support your favorite cards, quotes, dinner menu’s etc. Look in your local antique stores or thrift stores and on line too. |
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| You will find that when you entertain your friends or family that these will give your table that little something extra. |
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| There were only two in this particular set… but, I had to add them to my collection because the price was right. |
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| You will find that these work wonderful in your scrap space and into your table settings. Stop by later in the week to see how I incorporated knife rests into my “Tablescapes” Thanks for your visit and a big thanks to the “Create:” blog for featuring my studio. Have a great day! Hugs, Kathy |
Lots of different things to share today
Pull Out Santa Book Mark
SRM Stickers
And it IS a fab collection of knife rests too – what a shame the use of them seems to have fallen mostly by the wayside.
Kathyk
Kathy: I have only used my rest for their intended use and that normally only occurs during the holidays (i.e. Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, etc.). I going to pull them out today and make use of them throughout the year. THANKS!
These are gorgeous Kathy… I don’t own any, but I want to now!
I haven’t seen knife rests in a long time but these are very special indeed. I particularly like your crystal/glass ones. It was a delight to revisit your crafting space on the “Create” blog.
Paula (PEP)
I have never seen knife rests before. What a great idea. Yours are lovely! I saw your studio on the Create Blog. It is wonderful!
So Kewl….I have never heard of these. they are so pretty and I can see them really dressing up a table!! xoxoxo!
amazing antiques Kathy and loved your “place”