One of the things I look forward to each year is being able to hang laundry out on the line. Here in Idaho in our semi arid climate and intense sunshine, we can hang out laundry and it's crisp and dry in no time. It is especially nice to hang out kitchen towels and aprons. At the cottage we have lots of towels and aprons with touches of red. So for this Rednesday at Sue's It's a Very Cherry World, I am showing off my "Reds on the Line".
There is a Williams Sonoma chef's apron, and some vintage kitchen towels.
There is an apron with a cherry and strawberry border.
Vintage strawberries are charming.
Oops another pic of the same strawberries.
Just hanging out in the spring sun. They are going to smell so sweet when I fold them up and bring them inside!
So this concludes our laundry day. A simple task that is so sweet and refreshing! I hope that you enjoyed our "reds on the line". Make sure to stop by and visit everyone else on this "Rednesday"!
Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
How very "Fresh Air" smell! I use to love getting the clothes of the line when I was growing up and that wonderful fresh smell! Happy Mothers Day, Vicky
ReplyDeleteThat just looks so sweet and I bet they smell great! I have got to try this. I remember as a kid running in and out of the sheets my mom put out on the line to dry. They made great hiding places.
ReplyDeleteNothing is better than fresh laundry hung out to dry in the sunshine and fresh breeze! And red? All the better. Sweet pieces! I remember clothes lines and the ones that would spin round and round.
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becky
I so love the smell of laundry that has been dried in the open air, smells so fresh.
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Lovely - a line full of freshly laundered linen!!!
ReplyDeleteOur washing takes ages to dry!!!
xxxx
Those are great, Susan. So pretty!
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Robin
woof, Bentley
Your linens are lovely, there's nothing like vintage prints!
ReplyDeleteI love these pics. I would love to have it enlarged and hung up in my laundry room!
ReplyDeleteNow, I've definitely got to get a clothesline put up!They really do smell wonderful when they've hung outside...
ReplyDeleteOh, they're so lovely! I don't have a line presently, but hang blankets over the deck railing and take out the little wood rack when possible!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, sugar!
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Connie
Wow, I'm going crazy over your linens. Just awesome and love them hanging on the line.
ReplyDeleteI have just started to hang my washing out too now that the weather in England has warmed up! You have some lovely vintage tea towels and the fruity apron is really cute.
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love these pics Susan - makes laundry look a lot more fun :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful REDs on your clothes line - we can't have a clothes line it's against HOA rules here. What a bummer!
ReplyDeleteThey look so pretty hanging on your line. Love your vintage linens. I would look forward to how good they'll smell, too. Happy REDnesday to you and Bentley :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice and cheery linens. It's nice that you live in an area which allows you to have clothes lines.
ReplyDeleteMy first Rednesday is up too.
http://joyofdesserts.blogspot.com/2010/03/desserts-black-forest-cake-honors.html
Don't you just love the smell of freshly dried laundry from the clothesline. I can smell it now. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's me again. I forgot to say how cute is Bentley. Max would love to play with him. How old is he? Max is 10.What a cutie!
ReplyDeleteLove your linens! Each are so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, Susan. Hope your cold gets better and have a fun time watching Mary! I am sure Bentley is right by your side :)
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Robin
Nice reds!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThose dishtowels stole my heart! They are lovely...
ReplyDeleteRed is my favorite color even though I love them all. That apron is precious. All of it is. To see things on a clotheline again is ...just plain neat!
Love and hugs,
Mona
Ilove to hang my laundry on the clothesline as well!! There is nothing prettier than seeing beautiful antique linens on a line. It's so nice to know there are others out that love the same things!!
ReplyDeleteYep, I'd certainly hang my pretty linens out to dry too! Those are just gorgeous blowing in the spring air.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such lovely pictures.
Fondly,
Ann
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The Tattered Tassel
i hang my laundry out at the Old Cottage....adore being "green" and the crispness of laundry on the line. i'm trying not to envy your vintage linen!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour linens shine is that beautiful day!!!
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Charo
Oh, what a pretty sight that is! Here in East Texas, it would probably take days to dry.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Beautiful pictures! I can almost smell that line dried laundry. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI also want to tell you that I love your playlist. I've never come upon anyone else's blog with my favorite music playing. Boy, do we like the same things.
I love the image of your vintage towels and the apron out in the breeze! What a sweet sight. :) Thanks for your compliment on my red chairs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty line of laundry! :) Love the towels.
ReplyDeleteMy grandma use to say..the sheets were kissed by the sun..lol I love the vintage prints.Oh my.. they make me weak in the knees.I need to find me some. Were they handed down to you or vintage finds?
ReplyDeleteCindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham
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ReplyDeleteLove the vintage towels the best and hanging laundry is always wonderful..Mica/The Child's Paper
ReplyDeleteI had to re write this comment since it had a spelling error. Which bugged me.LOL
I love your vintage reds !I love the image of clothes on the line .It symbolizes sunshine & freshness to me. And it reminds me of my childhood .
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~Myrna
Quite delightful!!! I used to use my clothes line a lot....then last summer my mosquito population and red ant population was so horrifyingly bad that I felt persecuted ;-). I gave up!! But perhaps I need to try again......
ReplyDeleteVery lovely photos of your very lovely laundry! I can almost smell them!
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