When my father called this past weekend and said, “Do the girls want any of this stuff on the shelf above the washer?”, I said yes. I always say yes.
This offer did not produce the treasures she had in her garage closet, but I didn’t care. I always say yes, and not because I am a collector or because my daughters are as well.
I say yes because it was my mother’s. He could call and say, “Would the girls like this sack of dirt?”, and I would say YES.
The cookie cutters were part of that small stash, along with her bundt pan, and a hammered aluminum serving bowl.
She would love knowing that Daughter #1 can now use these to make cookies for her boys at Halloween.
Here are 3 of the 4 cookie cutters she used for her bridge club luncheons. I wonder where the diamond is?
Here is her biscuit cutter.
And my favorite-
Aren’t these wonderful? Wouldn’t jewel toned icing look good on these cookies?
Just say YES.
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ReplyDeleteLove the cookie cutters! The vintage shapes are so fun. It's funny, but my mom had the ones with tghe ace, spade, club and diamond. She used to use the diamond one alot at Christmas time. Wishing you a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ Fiddle Dee Dee
The fact that you want things that your mother owned really is what I wanted to comment on. I hope my daughters feel like that one day.
ReplyDeleteYes! I would say the same thing...and did.
what a wonderful post...sentimental value is a big one...but those are some fantastic cookie cutters!!!
ReplyDeleteI am a sentimental fool...so I totally get what you wrote!
It was really sweet that your Dad called to ask, some would just pitch things. I remember when my Dad died we went through boxes and boxes of little miscellaneous things. Oh how I loved it!
ReplyDeleteDebra
I am just like you...I never say no! These are so precious because they were your Mom's. I know you and your girls will have so much fun using them. They are all just perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove 'em!
ReplyDeleteI agree...........Do you want......YES!
ReplyDeleteIf I see a diamond one at a resale shop or garage sale, I will send it to you. How wonderful to have things that were your mother's. I have never seen the ones shown with the crown. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCharla
Haven't seen cookie cutters like that in a long time. Reminds me of my childhood. Neat!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I'll say yes!
ReplyDeleteI have all of those cookie cutters! They belonged to my Mother too. I feel the same way...thye are priceless!
ReplyDeleteAll are great and beautiful memories. They will recall those special thoughts each time you or your daughters use them.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen the copper ones. I too have many cookie cutters. They are also easy to make yourself.
ReplyDeleteHow could you say no? What a wonderful thing to have something that your mother used in her daily life. What treasures!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing that soft side of your dad. I hope he rations out these times so you will have many more precious memories.
ReplyDeleteOh heck to the yeah! Those must be such a sweet memory for you. What did your mother's biscuits taste like...heaven on earth? Love the Halloween cutouts. Your G'kids will have such a great time with those.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Can't have to many cookie cutters and they were your mother's to boot!! I love the copper ones! I've never seen any like those before.
ReplyDeleteOooh! What a great gift! Have a ton of fun with them. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandra
How nice of your father to think of you as he cleans.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like that. I'm a yes gal too!
ReplyDeleteThe memory cookies that these will continue to make and the stories that will flood your mind that you will share with your girls...
Never seen these royal ones before.
Thanks for sharing today ;-)
Those cookie cutters look like jewelry...
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