Oh Granny Pat. ! I love them all so much. My grandmother and Mother did a lot of quilts - I treasure them all so much ! I even helped quilt as a child - I am 61 now but I have wonderful memories of us quilting together. Love ya❤
Your linens are treasures. I kept thinking if all the women who painstakingly used their craft to make lively creations for their family to enjoy. Probably never dreaming they would be displayed for thousands to see. It’s very emotional! Thanks for sharing your treasures❤
I want to tell you how beautiful your linens are. I have many that I have made myself and that I picked up at a antique store. I treasure them. Why? Not just because they’re so beautiful. But because I do it myself and I know that effort, and time that went into making those things. I have things like that all over my house. And I love it. I get up every morning and look around at all the pretty little things I’ve made over the last years of my life. Started when I was three years old or maybe I was four. Not sure, but it was three or four and I have been doing this ever cents, I am now 74 years old. So 70 years I’ve got behind me and I hope when I die I’m able to so and do what I love up until the time they bury me. I think it takes a special person to appreciate this kind of linen and stitching, especially if they don’t do it themselves. I want to thank you so much for sharing your time to share your beautiful treasures. And I like your stories. That’s why I think I like things that are old because I like that time. Period. I love the white people lived in those days. Young people today don’t know what it is. But I do because I had ants and grandparents who were alive then and of course some neighbors as well. Who had their parents over at their house often. Again everything is lovely and thank you for sharing everything all of your treasures.
You are right about calling them museum pieces. All these things speak of a bygone era when women took the time for the home arts and went beyond basic homekeeping, to create unique and lovingly crafted heirlooms. What you have is a tangible piece of history.
@@MariaLovesThis I didn’t want you to think I was ignoring you. You have beautiful handwriting, so smooth and steady. I will keep your letter, give your suggestions serious thought. Go to the icons at yhe the bottom of your ipad. Click on the symbol with what looks like s bolt of lightning, reddish blue. SEARCH the upper left side. Put my name there (Patricia Estep O’Neal). Click on my name and type message. My name will remain on your contact list.
I absolutely LOVED this video! You have such beautiful pieces. Thank you for sharing them. Your cross-stitch piece is incredible. I can’t imagine the hours and hours you must have put into it. I, too, wish the younger generation could appreciate the beauty of a simpler, but more elegant time in our history. Thank you for inspiring us to reignite the elegance in our homes. ❤️
There is nothing nicer than vintage linens…especially ones that have lots of hand work on them. I have always wanted to learn how to do tatting, so I especially enjoyed seeing the piece you showed us with the tatted edging. I have several sets of pillowcases with crochet women on them in my cedar chest…I haven’t opened my cedar chest in a long time…think I will do that soon. I have been doing counted cross stitch for over 40 years, so I know how much hard work, time and effort you put into the beautiful piece you showed us. Every single piece you showed us is a treasure…!!! My grandmother always had beautiful hand-embroidered scarves with crocheted edging on all her dressers, chest-of-drawers, night stands and tables…some of them are in my cedar chest, too. All of your treasures are from a beautiful and very special time gone by…I am truly so glad to have lived during some of that time…!!!
Look at all of the beautiful hand work....!!! I've got doilies through out my house, I love them, and they make a nice finishing touch. Thanks Nan...!!!
Granny Pat, bless your heart. I was so moved almost in tears when you spoke about the piano cross stitch needlepoint work you did. If only I knew what happened to the collection of doilies, needlework and hand sewn table covers, my Mother (God rest her soul) hand stitched, I would cherish them. Priceless treasures.
Thank you Granny Pat😊 I love linens my Grandma was your mothers age she would embroider and crochet some of the most beautiful tablecloths blankets and handkerchiefs she made all the linens for her church (Morgan Park Baptist church Chicago Ill)I used to embroider maybe I will take it up again 😊
I loved looking at all of your beautiful linens. What a gorgeous collection. I could look at each and every one all day long. The WORK that went into them! My goodness! I have some tatting pieces from my Great Grandmother. I still marvel at the intricate work when I take them out to look at them. We're lucky to have such pretty things, aren't we? My grandgirl, Clara, who is 10, just decided one day to teach herself how to crochet on TH-cam. Now, she's making winter hats for friends. She's making me a hat for my birthday in Sept. I bought her the wool yarn at Michaels... her favorite store in the world. ☺️
Oh I absolutely love your linens, beautiful. I have a few special family made pieces and it brings me joy to see them and use them occasionally. Thank you so very much. ❤
I hope you continue use them, and if you spill, oh well, you’ll have enjoyed it. These are too beautiful not to enjoy at dinner or tea. The envelope pillow cover is one of my favorite things in your linen collection.
You keep collecting Granny Pat! I love your linens! Good quality and in good condition are hard to find. I only have a very small collection just can’t find them! I am a new subscriber about a month or two and I keep going back to see some of your older videos! I sure do enjoy them!!! You give me inspiration to not stop collecting!
Hi Dear, the counted cross stitch you made is amazing. What a beautiful treasure. I have so much enjoyed your videos. You have such a wonderful collection of beautiful items. I received your 3 books I ordered today. So looking forward to reading them and also making some of the recipes. I turned 70 a few days ago and found your channel the same time. You have kept me company each day. You are a Blessing to each of us. Thank you so much for your time spent with us. BLESS YOU!
Yes I’m jealous…I absolutely loved every item you showed us..the napkins your sister made and gave you were so beautiful! But the piano you crossed stitched was for sure one of a kind, if I had it I would truly cherish it! You are a Blessing to me. Love from Ky.😊❤
So many treasures. Things I buy at the antique mall, I use. I have a gorgeous set of pillowcases that are to die for (antique). I made a dresser scarf like the pattern you showed that your mother crocheted as a tablecloth. My sister has drawers of things our great aunt made. Embroidery items with tatted or crocheted edges. Stuck in drawers, not used. Makes me sad. Enjoyed this video, Pat. ❤
Oh my lands!! You have some beautiful table linens. My favorites are the flower baskets ,and Bo Peep with the cottage. I'm coming right over. Would you like me to bring you some Dr.Pepper? Hee hee. You are so much fun . Thanks for sharing your treasures.❤
So many of your linens remind me of my collection of damask table linens, napkins, pillow cases that I spent many years collecting and filling two cedar chests and used them, only to have it all stolen in short order a couple years ago, thanks 4showing loverly things
I hate hearing this. If you could have photographed your quilts and put the pictures out for others to see, you might have found them. That’s just a wild guess though.
Granny Pat, I think my favorites were the pillow cases with the ladies dress because I've never seen anything like them before. I enjoyed your items , each one . My Mom always carried handkerchiefs, I've got a couple of them still. ❤
Granny Pat, I always look forward to your videos. You have quite a collection. And your cross stitch you made is beautiful! When you come on it reminds me of visits I had with my aunt Jennie and my aunt Norma who I miss greatly! Tammy
These were such lovely linens. You should have a sweet Pillow case in the center of you bed to enjoy the memories not in a drawer. Such a fine collection💖 Happy New Year Pat 2024.
Pat, you are wonderful! I recently found you on You Tube. The stories that you share touch my heart. Yes, I listen and watch all the way through! Anyway, please continue with your You Tube journey, Pat. Praise the good Lord! I know that he'll watch after you. By the way, I have a set of Fiesta dishes that are 16 years old. I use them everyday. Not a chip or a crack on any of the pieces. Not even a broken dish in all those years! And they get used...believe me! Very nice to meet you Pat! You have a new loyal viewer here in Ohio. God Bless you!
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you found me. Be sure and look through my other videos. I hope to please everyone in some small way. I’ve done many things in the world of decorating and crafts, and this is new to me. I am learning along the way. Your support is vital to my success in pleasing my viewers.
We have a lot of things in common. I love old linen and lace. I do have a postage stamp quilt but it is not very old. I still crochet doilies and still carry a hanky and collect a few as well. This video is a delight for me as. I love all of the items you have shown. I’ve done a little cut work and it does have to be neat. My first attempt wasn’t so good. I haven’t been to Grasmere for years and yes it is beautiful. Beatrix Potter and her books are a delight. As I crochet, I so appreciate the fine lace that was done in the past. Thank you Pat, I’ve certainly enjoyed watching. You have some beautiful pieces.
Granny Pat, Do you miss the days where ladies hosted their friends for bridge club, or afternoon tea or PTA and used all these pretty cloths and napkins? I wish I had lived in that era. Maybe you can do an episode about ladies gatherings back in the day, and entertaining. Love your videos so much!
My dear, I am about half a generation from that era. My oldest sister, 19 years older than I, would have enjoyed those things. I remember the ladies using the pretty linens and one of the things I did only once. A lady, several years older, invited me into her home where she served me strawberries and cream. I recalled seeing that in old movies. I was thrilled with the idea. I once started tea set collections. That was my plan when I retired - have tea parties. That time has since passed. Thanks for asking.
You have the most beautiful pieces!! I love them too,i collect pillow cases like that too,but,ive not had much luck with the napkins tho!❤❤❤ya Granny Pat!
I can remember seeing some older ladies that would wear their apron everywhere they went. I suppose it was because most of them had the big pockets on them. That was a long time ago. I grew up around all types of people from the poorest to the riches at that time. Wow I have an Estey piano now I actually bought it from a lady in Corbin Ky. . I love that Pic.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 I cant even remember the ladies name . She lived in a subdivision off of 25 behind Sonic. I purchased it from her in 2000. It was built in 1969 It says it is 100 year anniversary edition.. The sad thing is these acoustic pianos are almost out of production now. I saw where GIbson music in corbin closed their doors a few months ago.
Your piano cross stitch is absolutely beautiful. Glad to see it’s framed so it can be preserved for your descendants. I want to also say that at least here in Texas, people of my generation (born in the 70s and even those younger) are flocking to estate sales and thrift shops to get these needle arts treasures. The young ones call it “Granny Chic”. Many crewel and needlepoint on eBay are selling for $40 nd up, depending on the theme. Especially the wall art and framed ones. I see that tablecloths and napkins are not as popular with the younger set as the other pieces are. Again, your videos make my day and I look forward to each new one. I’m sharing with like-minded friends so you will gain followers and they discover the joys of collecting, reminiscing and sharing with their elders. Much love!
Your remarks please me so much. No matter the age, there will always be the younger ones who have an appreciation for the old things, items that are a part of our history. The day will come when you and your children will say, “I remember when….”
Wonderful collection of linens. They are all beautiful. I would like to know if the cabinet behind you has a name or anything you could tell me about it. Thanks so much for sharing
The white cabinet was one of those I ran across at HomeGoods. It was perfect for my Fiesta collection. It has a lower section filled with Jewel Tea dishes. My mother bought from the Jewel Tea salesman every month.
Hi Granny Pat, I enjoy your seeing your collections and listening to your story telling! I wanted to let you know that there is a vintage #6 Fiestaware mixing bowl on eBay. It is turquoise and in very good condition. The price is $149.99,todays date is 7/31/22. You mentioned that is the only bowl missing in your collection. I thought you may want to look at it or maybe purchase it. Thank you so much for your entertaining videos!
I will try talking louder and setting my camera closer. Sorry this happened. Can you increase your volume? I have a hearing impairment, so I understand your problem. Ask one of your friends to watch this video and see if they have the same problem.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 i think it was this video, i had my computer volume and youtube volume up as far as they will go. When watched your other videos they are not as hard to hear. I think it is the camera to far away. Just thought you should know. I wish I could sit next to you and see all the intricut details of these things. Now that retired, I have time to enjoy these things. Simply beautiful. I only have a few of old things.
Somehow I get the impression that your daughter may not be the kindest to you. You are such a sweet lady and I am sure any one of us ladies would love you as their mom or grandmother. But just some comments you have made have made me wonder if she is not as kind to you as she should be. That would be very much a shame. You don’t deserve that. With love and respect, Rhonda
I am sorry if I left a negative impression somehow. Let me set it straight about my daughter - She could be considered my ‘sidekick’. It was her idea that I set up my own TH-cam channel. Latvspring she surprised me with a trip to Alabama I had been dreaming of. Two months later she surprised me with a set of china she found in an estate sale. Two years ago I went w
Oops! Continued response --we went to the Greenbrier Hotel in WVA. Her husband died shortly after that. And next week she is taking me to visit my sister because she doesn’t feel it is safe for me to drive long distances. My daughter is always there for me at a moment’s notice. Whatever I may have said would definitely have been in humor. I hope this corrects the situation.
Rhonda - I am Granny Pat’s daughter. I cannot imagine where you get the impression that I am not kind to my mother. I have never done one thing unkind to my mother. We travel together, go on vacations, spend the holidays together and I’m there to help her in any way possible, should she need it. I guarantee a portion of her collections that she shows in her videos has been given to her by me and my late husbands. Two to be exact. I don’t offend easily, but not only has your comment offended me, it has made me angry. My mother has been having fun doing these videos and loves reading the comments, as do I. Until your comment. Have a nice day. Granny Pat’s Loving Daughter, Jan
@@Deadmans75 Jan, first off let me say when a person puts themselves out there on the World Wide Web, they open themselves up to opinions, remarks and many other things. That just comes with the territory. That being said, I have loved watching your mothers videos. And have used the like button on numerous occasions. My comment was to your mother and she replied back to clear up any misconceptions I may have had. And that was it. The fact that you got angry as you said says a lot about your personality in itself. You could have seen your mothers reply to me and left it at that. Or even ask me what made me think that. Instead you sent an angry comment. You didn’t ask, but I will tell you anyway what it was that made me wonder along with another person that watches. It was all out of care for your mom, which actually you should be proud that people care about her. But back to the reasons. There was one comment she made when she cut her finger on a Sunday and she mentioned that when she called you, your comment was “ you would have to do this on a Sunday “. And I believe her granddaughter took her. She just made a comment on the latest video that her family doesn’t come to see her because they say she is too cluttered in her home. Once again these were probably innocent humorous comments by your mom, which she said in her reply to me. You have made more out of this then need be. You could have kindly ask me what made me think anything about your mom instead of blowing up and getting angry as you said. I’m afraid with people today, she may get worse comments than mine. That’s the nature of the internet. But if you would have taken a minute to digest what my comment was, it was love for your mother.
@@rhondacornett7903 the comment I made to my mother about her cutting her finger on a Sunday was a joke as her doctor isn’t in on Sunday. My daughter took care of it because she was 5 minutes away. I live 45 minutes away from my mother and couldn’t get there fast. My daughter assured me when she got there that everything was okay. As for my mother’s comment about her clutter, again that was her sense of humor. Some people get her humor. Some don’t. I hope you have a lovely day. Jan
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Oh Granny Pat. ! I love them all so much. My grandmother and Mother did a lot of quilts - I treasure them all so much ! I even helped quilt as a child - I am 61 now but I have wonderful memories of us quilting together. Love ya❤
Your linens are treasures. I kept thinking if all the women who painstakingly used their craft to make lively creations for their family to enjoy. Probably never dreaming they would be displayed for thousands to see. It’s very emotional! Thanks for sharing your treasures❤
I want to tell you how beautiful your linens are. I have many that I have made myself and that I picked up at a antique store. I treasure them. Why? Not just because they’re so beautiful. But because I do it myself and I know that effort, and time that went into making those things. I have things like that all over my house. And I love it. I get up every morning and look around at all the pretty little things I’ve made over the last years of my life. Started when I was three years old or maybe I was four. Not sure, but it was three or four and I have been doing this ever cents, I am now 74 years old. So 70 years I’ve got behind me and I hope when I die I’m able to so and do what I love up until the time they bury me. I think it takes a special person to appreciate this kind of linen and stitching, especially if they don’t do it themselves. I want to thank you so much for sharing your time to share your beautiful treasures. And I like your stories. That’s why I think I like things that are old because I like that time. Period. I love the white people lived in those days. Young people today don’t know what it is. But I do because I had ants and grandparents who were alive then and of course some neighbors as well. Who had their parents over at their house often. Again everything is lovely and thank you for sharing everything all of your treasures.
You are right about calling them museum pieces. All these things speak of a bygone era when women took the time for the home arts and went beyond basic homekeeping, to create unique and lovingly crafted heirlooms. What you have is a tangible piece of history.
I am pleased you see them that way. Hand embroidered linens is a thing of the past. They should be handled as museum pieces.
Maria, Are you the lady who sent me the beautiful letter? Please respond by Private Message.
I did indeed! I can private message on your Facebook, but don’t know how to do that here! ❤️
@@MariaLovesThis I didn’t want you to think I was ignoring you. You have beautiful handwriting, so smooth and steady. I will keep your letter, give your suggestions serious thought. Go to the icons at yhe the bottom of your ipad. Click on the symbol with what looks like s bolt of lightning, reddish blue. SEARCH the upper left side. Put my name there (Patricia Estep O’Neal). Click on my name and type message. My name will remain on your contact list.
I absolutely LOVED this video! You have such beautiful pieces. Thank you for sharing them. Your cross-stitch piece is incredible. I can’t imagine the hours and hours you must have put into it. I, too, wish the younger generation could appreciate the beauty of a simpler, but more elegant time in our history. Thank you for inspiring us to reignite the elegance in our homes. ❤️
There is nothing nicer than vintage linens…especially ones that have lots of hand work on them. I have always wanted to learn how to do tatting, so I especially enjoyed seeing the piece you showed us with the tatted edging. I have several sets of pillowcases with crochet women on them in my cedar chest…I haven’t opened my cedar chest in a long time…think I will do that soon. I have been doing counted cross stitch for over 40 years, so I know how much hard work, time and effort you put into the beautiful piece you showed us. Every single piece you showed us is a treasure…!!! My grandmother always had beautiful hand-embroidered scarves with crocheted edging on all her dressers, chest-of-drawers, night stands and tables…some of them are in my cedar chest, too. All of your treasures are from a beautiful and very special time gone by…I am truly so glad to have lived during some of that time…!!!
Look at all of the beautiful hand work....!!! I've got doilies through out my house, I love them, and they make a nice finishing touch. Thanks Nan...!!!
Granny Pat, bless your heart. I was so moved almost in tears when you spoke about the piano cross stitch needlepoint
work you did. If only I knew what happened to the collection of doilies, needlework and hand sewn table covers, my Mother
(God rest her soul) hand stitched, I would cherish them. Priceless treasures.
So sorry you couldn’t save them.
Thank you Granny Pat😊 I love linens my Grandma was your mothers age she would embroider and crochet some of the most beautiful tablecloths blankets and handkerchiefs she made all the linens for her church (Morgan Park Baptist church Chicago Ill)I used to embroider maybe I will take it up again 😊
I loved looking at all of your beautiful linens. What a gorgeous collection. I could look at each and every one all day long. The WORK that went into them! My goodness!
I have some tatting pieces from my Great Grandmother. I still marvel at the intricate work when I take them out to look at them. We're lucky to have such pretty things, aren't we?
My grandgirl, Clara, who is 10, just decided one day to teach herself how to crochet on TH-cam. Now, she's making winter hats for friends. She's making me a hat for my birthday in Sept. I bought her the wool yarn at Michaels... her favorite store in the world. ☺️
See that this child continues her crocheting. She will get to be an expert.
I love seeing all your linens, they are beautiful. The piano cross stitch you made is beautiful and amazing.😊
Oh I absolutely love your linens, beautiful. I have a few special family made pieces and it brings me joy to see them and use them occasionally. Thank you so very much. ❤
I hope you continue use them, and if you spill, oh well, you’ll have enjoyed it. These are too beautiful not to enjoy at dinner or tea. The envelope pillow cover is one of my favorite things in your linen collection.
A lot of your videos are very moving. My lovely grandma always wore one of those aprons. Tku for the memory.
Omg I love them , my husband laugh at me cos I buy them from the charity shops , I love all the work goes into them xx
I love all your beautiful things. Such treasures!
I love the age in older linens😍 Paint stores should have a color of paint called "vintage tablecloth"! I would buy that😊
You keep collecting Granny Pat! I love your linens! Good quality and in good condition are hard to find. I only have a very small collection just can’t find them! I am a new subscriber about a month or two and I keep going back to see some of your older videos! I sure do enjoy them!!! You give me inspiration to not stop collecting!
Hi Dear, the counted cross stitch you made is amazing. What a beautiful treasure. I have so much enjoyed your videos. You have such a wonderful collection of beautiful items. I received your 3 books I ordered today. So looking forward to reading them and also making some of the recipes. I turned 70 a few days ago and found your channel the same time. You have kept me company each day. You are a Blessing to each of us. Thank you so much for your time spent with us. BLESS YOU!
Thank you so much. It has all been a pleasure.
Yes I’m jealous…I absolutely loved every item you showed us..the napkins your sister made and gave you were so beautiful! But the piano you crossed stitched was for sure one of a kind, if I had it I would truly cherish it! You are a Blessing to me. Love from Ky.😊❤
Such a beautiful collection! All the different designs and styles. Also love your story telling 💕
So many treasures. Things I buy at the antique mall, I use. I have a gorgeous set of pillowcases that are to die for (antique). I made a dresser scarf like the pattern you showed that your mother crocheted as a tablecloth. My sister has drawers of things our great aunt made. Embroidery items with tatted or crocheted edges. Stuck in drawers, not used. Makes me sad.
Enjoyed this video, Pat. ❤
Tatting is a dying art. Your work is beautiful!
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Thank you, Pat.
Oh my lands!! You have some beautiful table linens. My favorites are the flower baskets ,and Bo Peep with the cottage. I'm coming right over. Would you like me to bring you some Dr.Pepper? Hee hee. You are so much fun . Thanks for sharing your treasures.❤
I would love to see those napkins I love old linen napkins set with older china!! I will say a prayer that you find that box Granny Pat!!
So many of your linens remind me of my collection of damask table linens, napkins, pillow cases that I spent many years collecting and filling two cedar chests and used them, only to have it all stolen in short order a couple years ago, thanks 4showing loverly things
I hate hearing this. If you could have photographed your quilts and put the pictures out for others to see, you might have found them. That’s just a wild guess though.
Granny Pat, I think my favorites were the pillow cases with the ladies dress because I've never seen anything like them before. I enjoyed your items , each one . My Mom always carried handkerchiefs, I've got a couple of them still. ❤
I love quilts and and made linens. Yours are beautiful!
I am a linens Girl also! ThankYou so much for sharing them with Us!!😍 As You were prepping off camera I was so excited to see what was up next❤
Granny Pat, I always look forward to your videos. You have quite a collection. And your cross stitch you made is beautiful! When you come on it reminds me of visits I had with my aunt Jennie and my aunt Norma who I miss greatly! Tammy
Very Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.
These were such lovely linens. You should have a sweet Pillow case in the center of you bed to enjoy the memories not in a drawer. Such a fine collection💖 Happy New Year Pat 2024.
I have a hand embroidered pillow on my bed. It is beautiful, 1930s.
I love yhis video.
Your linens are very beautiful.
You are my sunshine i love you great viedo
Pat, you are wonderful! I recently found you on You Tube. The stories that you share touch my heart. Yes, I listen and watch all the way through! Anyway, please continue with your You Tube journey, Pat. Praise the good Lord! I know that he'll watch after you. By the way, I have a set of Fiesta dishes that are 16 years old. I use them everyday. Not a chip or a crack on any of the pieces. Not even a broken dish in all those years! And they get used...believe me! Very nice to meet you Pat! You have a new loyal viewer here in Ohio. God Bless you!
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you found me. Be sure and look through my other videos. I hope to please everyone in some small way. I’ve done many things in the world of decorating and crafts, and this is new to me. I am learning along the way. Your support is vital to my success in pleasing my viewers.
We have a lot of things in common. I love old linen and lace. I do have a postage stamp quilt but it is not very old. I still crochet doilies and still carry a hanky and collect a few as well. This video is a delight for me as. I love all of the items you have shown. I’ve done a little cut work and it does have to be neat. My first attempt wasn’t so good. I haven’t been to Grasmere for years and yes it is beautiful. Beatrix Potter and her books are a delight. As I crochet, I so appreciate the fine lace that was done in the past. Thank you Pat, I’ve certainly enjoyed watching. You have some beautiful pieces.
Keep watching my videos. They are good for passing idle time. Do you live in England?
Yes Pat, Im in the UK. Found your channel this week and love it all.@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900
Granny Pat, Do you miss the days where ladies hosted their friends for bridge club, or afternoon tea or PTA and used all these pretty cloths and napkins? I wish I had lived in that era. Maybe you can do an episode about ladies gatherings back in the day, and entertaining. Love your videos so much!
My dear, I am about half a generation from that era. My oldest sister, 19 years older than I, would have enjoyed those things. I remember the ladies using the pretty linens and one of the things I did only once. A lady, several years older, invited me into her home where she served me strawberries and cream. I recalled seeing that in old movies. I was thrilled with the idea. I once started tea set collections. That was my plan when I retired - have tea parties. That time has since passed. Thanks for asking.
You have the most beautiful pieces!! I love them too,i collect pillow cases like that too,but,ive not had much luck with the napkins tho!❤❤❤ya Granny Pat!
I can remember seeing some older ladies that would wear their apron everywhere they went. I suppose it was because most of them had the big pockets on them. That was a long time ago. I grew up around all types of people from the poorest to the riches at that time. Wow I have an Estey piano now I actually bought it from a lady in Corbin Ky. . I love that Pic.
My piano is also an Estey. Who un Corbin had your piano. Mine came from Nashville.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 I cant even remember the ladies name . She lived in a subdivision off of 25 behind Sonic. I purchased it from her in 2000. It was built in 1969 It says it is 100 year anniversary edition.. The sad thing is these acoustic pianos are almost out of production now. I saw where GIbson music in corbin closed their doors a few months ago.
@@londonkyguy My piano was bought in 1965.
So beautiful Pat😊 I wish we were all close by and could have a ladies luncheon ( I'm in Arizona)
I just found your channel and I love it. You have a beautiful collection. ♥️
What a collection 😍
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Beautiful!
Thank you and I hope you continue following me. Please share my channel with your friends.
Thank you Pat😊
Your piano cross stitch is absolutely beautiful. Glad to see it’s framed so it can be preserved for your descendants. I want to also say that at least here in Texas, people of my generation (born in the 70s and even those younger) are flocking to estate sales and thrift shops to get these needle arts treasures. The young ones call it “Granny Chic”. Many crewel and needlepoint on eBay are selling for $40 nd up, depending on the theme. Especially the wall art and framed ones. I see that tablecloths and napkins are not as popular with the younger set as the other pieces are. Again, your videos make my day and I look forward to each new one. I’m sharing with like-minded friends so you will gain followers and they discover the joys of collecting, reminiscing and sharing with their elders. Much love!
Your remarks please me so much. No matter the age, there will always be the younger ones who have an appreciation for the old things, items that are a part of our history. The day will come when you and your children will say, “I remember when….”
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Wonderful collection of linens. They are all beautiful. I would like to know if the cabinet behind you has a name or anything you could tell me about it. Thanks so much for sharing
The white cabinet was one of those I ran across at HomeGoods. It was perfect for my Fiesta collection. It has a lower section filled with Jewel Tea dishes. My mother bought from the Jewel Tea salesman every month.
Hi Granny Pat, I enjoy your seeing your collections and listening to your story telling! I wanted to let you know that there is a vintage #6 Fiestaware mixing bowl on eBay. It is turquoise and in very good condition. The price is $149.99,todays date is 7/31/22. You mentioned that is the only bowl missing in your collection. I thought you may want to look at it or maybe purchase it. Thank you so much for your entertaining videos!
Thank you for telling me about the Fiesta. I rarely purchase additional pieces these days unless the price is very reasonable.
Hi, Got my volume on up all the way and can barely hear you.
Love your stories and collections.
I will try talking louder and setting my camera closer. Sorry this happened. Can you increase your volume? I have a hearing impairment, so I understand your problem. Ask one of your friends to watch this video and see if they have the same problem.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 i think it was this video, i had my computer volume and youtube volume up as far as they will go. When watched your other videos they are not as hard to hear. I think it is the camera to far away. Just thought you should know.
I wish I could sit next to you and see all the intricut details of these things. Now that retired, I have time to enjoy these things. Simply beautiful. I only have a few of old things.
Forgive my spelling errors:)
Somehow I get the impression that your daughter may not be the kindest to you. You are such a sweet lady and I am sure any one of us ladies would love you as their mom or grandmother. But just some comments you have made have made me wonder if she is not as kind to you as she should be. That would be very much a shame. You don’t deserve that. With love and respect, Rhonda
I am sorry if I left a negative impression somehow. Let me set it straight about my daughter - She could be considered my ‘sidekick’. It was her idea that I set up my own TH-cam channel. Latvspring she surprised me with a trip to Alabama I had been dreaming of. Two months later she surprised me with a set of china she found in an estate sale. Two years ago I went w
Oops! Continued response --we went to the Greenbrier Hotel in WVA. Her husband died shortly after that. And next week she is taking me to visit my sister because she doesn’t feel it is safe for me to drive long distances. My daughter is always there for me at a moment’s notice. Whatever I may have said would definitely have been in humor. I hope this corrects the situation.
Rhonda - I am Granny Pat’s daughter. I cannot imagine where you get the impression that I am not kind to my mother. I have never done one thing unkind to my mother. We travel together, go on vacations, spend the holidays together and I’m there to help her in any way possible, should she need it. I guarantee a portion of her collections that she shows in her videos has been given to her by me and my late husbands. Two to be exact. I don’t offend easily, but not only has your comment offended me, it has made me angry. My mother has been having fun doing these videos and loves reading the comments, as do I. Until your comment. Have a nice day.
Granny Pat’s Loving Daughter, Jan
@@Deadmans75 Jan, first off let me say when a person puts themselves out there on the World Wide Web, they open themselves up to opinions, remarks and many other things. That just comes with the territory. That being said, I have loved watching your mothers videos. And have used the like button on numerous occasions. My comment was to your mother and she replied back to clear up any misconceptions I may have had. And that was it. The fact that you got angry as you said says a lot about your personality in itself. You could have seen your mothers reply to me and left it at that. Or even ask me what made me think that. Instead you sent an angry comment.
You didn’t ask, but I will tell you anyway what it was that made me wonder along with another person that watches. It was all out of care for your mom, which actually you should be proud that people care about her. But back to the reasons. There was one comment she made when she cut her finger on a Sunday and she mentioned that when she called you, your comment was “ you would have to do this on a Sunday “. And I believe her granddaughter took her. She just made a comment on the latest video that her family doesn’t come to see her because they say she is too cluttered in her home. Once again these were probably innocent humorous comments by your mom, which she said in her reply to me. You have made more out of this then need be. You could have kindly ask me what made me think anything about your mom instead of blowing up and getting angry as you said. I’m afraid with people today, she may get worse comments than mine. That’s the nature of the internet. But if you would have taken a minute to digest what my comment was, it was love for your mother.
@@rhondacornett7903 the comment I made to my mother about her cutting her finger on a Sunday was a joke as her doctor isn’t in on Sunday. My daughter took care of it because she was 5 minutes away. I live 45 minutes away from my mother and couldn’t get there fast. My daughter assured me when she got there that everything was okay. As for my mother’s comment about her clutter, again that was her sense of humor. Some people get her humor. Some don’t. I hope you have a lovely day. Jan