HOT TREND! Collectible for Antique Collectors! Stone Fruit Alabaster Primitive Farmhouse Gorgeous!
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- Hello prim friends! My name is Gabriella Moir and welcome to our channel The Cape on the Corner at Tweedthistle Farms, where we love to explore antique shops and homes that are filled with history in early American antiques and primitives that also go well in farmhouse decor and decorating.
We share the building process too as we build and decorate our forever home, a Cape Cod style home on our 5+ acres in Ohio where we also have a specialty cut flower farm. Follow along as we share daily life of starting seeds and planting seedlings for the cutting garden, establish new landscaping near our home to try to give it that early look and feel. In the growing season we'll be starting a Shaker kitchen herb garden and so much more. Keep watching!
~~Connect with us! We'd love to get to know you!~~~~~You can reach me by email at gigi4224@yahoo.com
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You can also reach me by snail mail at:
Tweedthistle Primitives
P.O. Box 444
Seville, OH 44273
330-636-6482
Our shop, Tweedthistle Primitives, is located at 14 Milton Street, Seville, Ohio 44273, inside Seville Antiques. Winter hours - Wednesday - Sunday 10-4pm - Jak na to + styl
Closeups at the end of the video were great 👍
Thank you for all the information! I didn’t know much about stone fruit, veg & nuts! Love seeing your kitty!
Daisy May is my shadow!
What a fascinating new area to learn about! I'm not sure I'll find any stone fruit here in Australia but you never know. I did find a stunning set of very heavy glass fruit and vegetables, beautifully coloured, which I gave to a son-in-law for Christmas as he has an eye for such things. I have started a small collection of wooden fruit myself - it sure makes op-shopping a real treasure hunt 😊
Thank you Gabriella for the info. on Stone Fruit. I’m looking forward to your videos on the wonderful Shows that are upcoming.
Thank you for the lesson!
Great information ❤
Thank you! Thanks for 👀 watching!!
Thank you Gabby, I've been so curious about stone fruit even though I've never seen them over here, I had no idea they originated in Italy. Just to add that your eyes are looking so much better now, very pretty😊
Oh Gabriella, thank you so much for this video. You are so knowledgeable about stone fruit. I have always been drawn to it but afraid to purchase it. Now I feel a little more confident!💝
Love this video, Thank You for making it! I had gone to Goodwill one day and picked up a pressed clear glass bowl with 3 lemons in it I think for $5.00. When I picked it up I almost dropped it, curious I bought it wondering why it was so heavy. Went online and found out a little about stone fruit and have not found anymore in any shop since so I was happy to learn about it in this video!
Great buy!
Thank you for video. I once had stone grapes and sold at yard sale not knowing value and that years later I would want for my home. I've done that so many times in my younger years.
Thanks for this video, so interesting. Love stone fruit
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Gabby for this informative video.....I just got my first bowl of stone fruit last year when I happened upon 8 pcs being sold together as one lot at my local antique shop....I was delighted to find them and since then I've found one other piece that I've added to my collection. I'm looking forward to seeing all the good videos you have in store for us coming up.....have a wonderful springtime. with your flowers.
Thanks for this fruity video, Gabriella! Love them all! ❤️Cindy
I wish u would have shown a closer look at the fruit, it was too far away to c the detail
Close ups are all toward the end. Thanks for watching!
Very helpful. I've wondered about the origin and the age.
Enjoyed your informative video, but am wondering if next time you could move your email address out of the corner where you're showing us things. It was hard to see some of the fruit when you held it behind the lettering. Thanks for the interesting video, though!
Those are so fun.