woodn't you?

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A post at the Polohouse about old wooden hat molds reminded me 
of how much I like wooden ANYTHINGS!
Here are a few quick "for instances"....

Wooden kitchen gadgets
Wooden ?????s on a wooden child's chair
One of my stacks of wooden bowls
Wooden shoe forms on my grandfather's wooden rocking chair

Except for Grandpa's rocker and maybe a wooden spoon or two,
all items were found at thrift stores or garage sales.

“Wouldn’t you, Wouldn’t you, 
Like to wear a wooden shoe. 
Just like all the children do
Who live in Amsterdam?”

11 comments:

  1. I'm loving all of it but especially the wooden bowls.

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  2. Hi Rebecca: After seeing all the great wooden objects on your post today, I "woodn't" believe it if someone told me you didn't like wood. hee hee

    I like some wooden things, too, especially wood floors. I even have one in my kitchen but oh boy, it's hard to keep up. Still love it, though. Susan

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  3. Me too!! All things wood... I'm drooling over that stack of bowls, and there are more you say? Do you use them. I used to be nervous, but I clean them really well and then oil them. They're my favorites!

    Blessings, Debbie

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  4. I have been trying to post a comment on here for days what is going on with blogger? ugh I find it so frustrating it has not been letting me comment. So anyhow I will be anonymous again but you know who I am :) I love wood things as well. I keep a huge crock in the kitchen filled with wood utensils. Love your wood bowls I should look for those when I am thrifting that would be a great find. Hope this little note finds you doing well ~Love Heather from Big Dreams in a Little House

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  5. Debbie, I DO use them. For serving dry snacks; holding napkins or fruit on my counter tops; one holds an assortment of packaged tea bags, etc. Like you, I wipe them with damp clothes and occasionally oil them - much like a wooden cutting board...

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  6. Love them! My husband collects wooden boxes. As he puts it, right up until the day his remains are put into one.

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  7. What a divine collection, they look wonderful grouped together like that. I collect shoe stays, too. xxx

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  8. Vix, "Grouped together" is such a polite way of putting it. "Piled up" is more like it.

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  9. You have a great collection of woodies. Shoe trees always fascinate me for some reason although I don't own any.

    Darla

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  10. Hi,I think the wooden ???? are tools used for shaping lead.(like where it seals around a chimney on a roof.Alison x

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  11. Quite the collection! I noticed your foot on the last photo!

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