Butter; eggs; corn; bread and cookies.
Various crocks, and while glass jar canning wasn't commonly done then, a few jars of preserves.Because they were fun to make.
And what Little House was complete without a set of cast iron cook ware, and a fire poker?
And what Little House was complete without a set of cast iron cook ware, and a fire poker?Pardon all the shadow, but it is winter, dreary, and not even 7am when these photos were taken. I'll take what I can get thankyou very much.
5 comments:
Oh my goodness! These are SO cute! What did you make them out of? And how big are they? They look tiny!
You are so clever! I especially love all the cookware.
Super CUTE!! Can I come and play?! :)
Thanks Ladies!
Elisha~ the frying pan is maybe as big around as a quarter, if that gives you an idea.
Amy- Sure!
Next time you guys head to P.A. again, let me know. You may be driving through my area depending on the route you take!
We have matching food but let me tell you: nothing beats that cast iron cookware and crock set. HOW COOL IS THAT?! This is totally on my list of things to do now, because we have hardly any actual COOKWARE. You are SO stinkin' clever!
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