For as long as I can remember I have loved the Princess and the Pea story. I think it is what drives my love affair with tall-pillow- adorned-double -blanket- covered beds. I am always tearing pictures out of magazines that show blankets or pillows piled high and I buy every vintage pillowcase worth it’s salt that I can get my hands on.


Want to know something ironic though? I can’t stand peas. Unless they are of the Black-Eyed variety of course (and yes, I mean the kind that go with cornbread, not the kind that go to the Grammy’s.)
I just love your pictures…something about vintage pillow cases & quilts and all the comforts of home that are so heartwarming! Jeanetta’s creations are fabulous!
love the new banner. phoebe keeps asking me about the princess & the pea story and i have to find a copy cause i cant really remember it enough to wing it. lol. she just totally could get the story as i was trying to sum it up. lol>4 days… can you believe it?
I will never have a yard sale reading stuff like this! (I couldn’t decide whether or not to keep my meeger frog-prince collection… this makes me want to hang on!)>>I <>loved<> Jeanetta’s Princess and the Pea painting when I saw it, and now I want one of those doll sets (and I don’t have kids to pretend its for them…)>>Here’s a link to the story (with a great illustration):><>http://childhoodreading.com/Edmund_Dulac_and_Gus/Princess_and_the_Pea.html<>
I know, aren’t they both precious? I had to fight the urge to immediately put in my special order request for Manda’s princess & the pea!
Loving the pictures. So sweet.
Very sweet pictures. I love that story. >Rosemary
How could you grow up in our house and love only one kind of pea?!? And now married to a chef!!! One of life’s little mysteries. Oh well, at least you gave us two little SWEET PEAS — we are enjoying the boys, they had scads of fun at Vacation Bible School last night.>Love, dad