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Today is finally here, the much anticipated Rooster Party has begun. Our wonderful hostess who is throwing this crowing good time party is none other than Barb from Bella Vista. What a fun party this is going to be and all the invited guest will be showing off their love for Roosters. Won't you join us in a little fun this summer afternoon in the hen house???Just click on Bella Vista and all the participants are listed on the right sidebar...very easy to sit back, put your feet up and grab yourself a cold glass of iced tea and enjoy the wonderful Rooster Party. I for one, am super excited!
I wanted to share a few roosters that were shown on my blog the first couple of months I discovered blogging....I love them so much, I thought I'd let them bask in the limelight once more.
These lovely vintage pair sit on my shelf in the kitchen, I really like the colors. They were purchased at a local antique shop over 20 years ago.
This wonderful rooster was made out of beans and grains by my Aunt LaVoice in the 50's I would guess. What a talent to complete a work of art like this. This rooster is one of my prized possessions. He guards my kitchen and watches over all who enter.
Now, this group of chicks is new to the scene. I purchased this tablecloth and napkin set at an estate sale. Love the hens and the rooster. Reminds me of a barnyard scene at a farm.
Well, hope you enjoyed a peek at my vintage roosters and am so glad to have been able to join in this fun event. Have fun everyone visiting Barb and seeing all the varieties of roosters there are in the world. Have a great weekend.
Suzanne, I understand why you love the rooster done by your Aunt, LaVoice. What a treasure. I also like the table cloth.
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Barbara
I remember seeing artwork made with seeds and beans when I was little. They always fascinated me. How special to have one that was made by your aunt. I really like your ceramic roosters- they have pretty & vivid colors in them. And your tablecloth is so typically 40's vintage! Suzanne, you have a really nice collection- definitely something to crow about...
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Suzanne, thanks for stopping by my rooster party. That bean and seed picture created by your aunt is pricesless. The things I treasure the most are my pieces that have a history to them. I think it's wonderful that something that your aunt obviously put countless hours into still proudly hangs in someone's home over 50 years later! Love the vintage tablecloth too!
ReplyDeleteI love the "bean" rooster that Aunt LaVoice made. Reminds me of that building in Nebraska that is completely covered in corn.
ReplyDeletelove you collection and thanks for sharing, come by for a visit,
ReplyDeleteJudy
Suzanne, I loved everything about this post. The vintage roosters were lovely. I've never seen a tablecloth like that one - it was just cool.
ReplyDeleteAnd the Rooster picture... my grandmother had one of those hanging in her kitchen that she had made. You brought back precious memories with that photo.
Have a great weekend!
Lovely roosters...I especially love those vintage ones!
ReplyDeleteThe bean rooster is the BEST! It's a great design, and quite time consuming, but so NEAT!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne, what perky and adorable roosters you have. Your collection is lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us and being a special part of the group.
Barb :-)
It's wonderful that your "seedy old rooster" has lived to tell this tale!
ReplyDeleteLoving your new tablecloth and napkins, Suzanne!
ReplyDeleteAre you afraid all of your bears might eat your roosters? HAHAHAHAHA
(I think I'm a little punchy this AM!)
OMG I never thought I would see another bean rooster. My Grandmother had one for years. I remember seeing it in her hall way forever! Amazing. check mine out too
ReplyDeleteYour rooster items are so different. Love them! Sally
ReplyDeleteLove the tablecloth and napkins. I too treasure my families crafts. Such an honor to have them. Blessings, Janet
ReplyDeleteOH my..love the beans rooster. At first glance I thought it was needlepoint!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, these are such unique roosters, and I love all of them. That one your aunt made out of beans and grains is such a treasure, and that vintage tablecloth is fabulous! What a lucky find.
ReplyDeleteYou left the nicest comment at my blog today! It made my day! Thank you so much for being so kind. laurie
Hi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful display of roosters. I love your bean and grain rooster made by your Aunt. It was a lot of work to place each seed, what a treasure to own.
Lovely tablecloth and napkin find. That is so vintage unique and I love that.
So fun to visit your blog.
Thanks for stopping by mine as well.
So nice to meet you.
Have a great weekend.
Celestina Marie
Love the tablecloth..and the picture done by your Aunt LaVoice is beautiful. Such a wonderful guard rooster. :). Happy Rooster Day..
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne! Wow! I've never seen a vintage table linen set quite like yours. What a lucky find. I have to say, my favorite is the beautiful vintage pair. The rooster by your aunt is quite special and unique. I hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne! Love your ceramic roosters, and your tablecloth!.. What a great find THAT was!!.. but I have a great love and appreciation for sentimental items, so my favorite I see here today is the rooster made by your aunt. It is beautiful, and is something she put her own time, heart and soul into. Anything like that is priceless! Have fun today, and have a wonderful weekend! ~tina
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteLove your roosters! Thanks for sharing and have a Happy Rooster Day.
Blessings,
Sandi
Suzanne, thanks for stopping by my place! I love your rooster collection and I can't believe that rooster was made out of beans and grains!! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the party...only 200 more to go for me. LOL!
Michelle :)
Oh you find the neatest things...love that tablecloth and napkins and that bean and grain pic made by your Aunt is just too precious...what a wonderful treasure girl! Hope you have a great weekend sweetie.
ReplyDeleteIt must have taken LV forever to fit all of those beans, etc. into place. What a wonderful gift.
ReplyDeleteHappy Rooster Party
Becky K.
Hospitality Lane
Stopping by from the Rooster Party. I love EACH of your beautiful roosters!! What great vintage ones you have!! Have fun at the party!
ReplyDeleteI love your Aunt's bean and grain rooster and the old pair are very nice. You will enjoy the linens on lots of occasions. Rhonda
ReplyDeleteLove your sweet collection! And oh my gosh, my parents & I did a bean rooster portrait in the mid 60's & I have such happy memories of working on it together! I'll have to show Mother yours!!
ReplyDeleteBig Rooster Hugs & Pecks,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
Very cool vintage rooster couple! I LOVE the tablecloth, too. The bean and seed art is precious and priceless!
ReplyDeleteI am having a rooster giveaway at http://fairytalescottage.blogspot.com/2009/08/rooster-party-giveawayrooster-party.html
Hope you can stop by~Hugs, Cindy
Blessings on your day!
How sweet to have the one done by your aunt. I wonder how long it took her to do it? The colors on the vintage roosters and the tablecloth are great!
ReplyDeleteDawn
Love your bean rooster, I remember making something similar back in the 60s. Love your table cloth.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Molly
Coloradolady...I LOVE that tablecloth!! I am amazed that those bean and corn pictures have lasted so long!! That is a treasured heirloom, for sure!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by the farmhouse to see my Roosters today. I sure am having fun seeing the amazing varieties of Roosters out there. So far, I have only seen one rooster identical to one that I have!
Have a great weekend!
Hi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteYou have some wonderful rooster treasures. The artwork done by your aunt is priceless. Thank you for sharing.
hugs,
Barb
Happy Rooster Day...Love that vintage tablecloth you found. Won't that be fun to use at Thanksgiving?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage roosters on your shelf. That is great that you have the beans and grains rooster made by your Aunt LaVoice! She did a fantastic job.
~ Tracy
Oh what a sweet collection you have! I really loved the one your Aunt made, wow that took a lot of time and patience:) Beautiful tablecloth and napkins too! Thanks for stoppin by and taking a peek at mine. Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by blog. It's so nice to meet you. I just adore all your vintage roosters. They are the best and what a treasure you have in your aunt's picture. It certainly is a priceless addition to your collection.
Have a great weekend.
~Karen
Woah! A bean rooster!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
I once made a bean parrot in vacation bible school and some bugs got in it and ate the insides of all my beans.
Waaaaaaah. (Of course it was 53 years ago, but hey.)
So give your treasure an extra hit of shellac.
I love the blue in your vintage roosters. So cool! The bean and seed art reminds me of my aunt. Wonderful. I don't think hers was a bird??? Only one of Mama's sisters is living now wonder if she remembers.
ReplyDeleteThe tablecloth is to die for! Love those colors. Lucky dog (dachshund) Ha! Ha!
What a very pretty collection of roosters you have. I enjoyed looking at them and I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteHappy Rooster Party!
Thanks for giving us a peek into your home. That art made by your aunt is amazing. That must have been hard to make.
ReplyDelete♥ Rebecca
I love all of your roosters, especially the two vintage ones!
ReplyDeleteI'm so mad that I forgot this party! Me, a collector of roosters!
You know I got so carried away with the bears, I forgot to say how lovely your roosters were. Thanks for stopping by my blog, I have also added you to my reading list as well Suzanne.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sandi - My Roosters Party On
Hi there Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your roosters with us. I do love your vintage tablecloth. Too cute. Have a wonderful weekend.
Blessings,
♥Ana~A Petite Cottage
Hello Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteOh man of all the days to have computer problems mine chooses to freeze on me today with all these roosters to come and see!! I'm finally getting around and appreciate your visit today!
Love that vintage cloth!!
What beautiful roosters. I love the antique paid but I especially love the bean and grain rooster done by your Aunt. What a talent! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteThat bean and seed rooster is really neat! Pretty tablecloth too!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
Hello Suzanne, your vintage roosters are so sweet. You know me I love anything vintage. The tablecloth and napkins are fabulous. A real find. However, I know the rooster your Aunt, LaVoice, made you, is closest to your heart. She has talent too.
ReplyDeleteThis rooster party has been fun. thanks for your visit today. I want to visit everyone, but over two hundred is BIG.
Happy rooster party, xoxo Jeanne
I'm working my way through the parties, but it may take me all weekend. So many wonderful roosters to visit. I enjoyed my visit here. You have some wonderful pieces: the seed rooster and the vintage textiles are just great! Hope to see you at my place for a little rooster fun. hyacinthforthesoul.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove, love love those mid century roosters! :) Nancy
ReplyDeleteHi fellow party goer, Great display of roosters, love the tablecloth and napkin set, Have a great weekend!x
ReplyDeleteFabulous roosters. I remember the bean and grain pictures. I thought they were great! As Sue mentioned, they always fascinated me, too
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tablecloth and napkins!!
I loved seeing your roosters! My favorite, hands down, is the one made by Aunt LaVoice! I just love those things that have a history. What a wonderful treasure that will hopefully be passed on through the generations!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and taking a gander at my roosters!
Have a great weekend!
Hugs,
Cindy
nice rooster collection. and they are each unique.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful family treasures. Loved seeing your brood.
ReplyDeleteJuls
Loved your Rooster Party! Love the tablecloth, so cute!
ReplyDeleteIrma :)
Good morning Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteDay 3 of the rooster party and I'm still finding super roosters to rave about.
Aunt LV's seed rooster is wonderful, what a treasured heirloom to have in your home.
a bientot
Maggie @ Normandy Life
I Love your Roosters... I am having a give away Please try to stop by...
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Julie
Your rooster are so special and what fun to see what everyone has. I liked the rooster party.
ReplyDeleteThe Raggedy Girl
Love the rooster made from beans! Your cloth is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI so love your vintage tablecloth, what a treasure to have too! Cindy
ReplyDeleteHello and thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. I enjoyed seeing your roosters. That vintage pair is darling, and I love that you have a rooster made by your aunt. Thanks for sharing them with us. Blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage rooster & hen!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a great beans & grain mosiac rooster!...especially since it was done by your Aunt! (very talented!!!!)
Blessings & Aloha!
(thank you for stopping by my rooster party & so happy you enjoyed my artwork :o)
My granddaughter's birthday was this weekend & I was very busy getting ready for it so I am just finding the time to visit those from the rooster party....sorry!
ReplyDeleteYour vintage roosters are wonderful but that bean art is AWESOME. It makes even a non-rooster lover like me covet it!
Howdy
ReplyDeleteHad to swing back by and take another look at all your lovely roosters !
What a wonderful post.
Blessings to you .
Have an awesome day !
Hugs
Happy Trails
i love your roosters!
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I am so late visiting you for the party. Wow!! Is this HUGE or what?? I do love your roosters. The picture Aunt LaVoice made is fabulous and I can see why it is your prized treasure. I love the colors in the tablecloth and napkins you scored at the estate sale!!
Your blog is wonderful!! And I am so glad you came to visit me and my barnyard!! Have a great week, Suzanne!! :-)
xoxo
Janie
What a treasure the beans & grains picture done by your Aunt and that it is so special to you for that reason
ReplyDeleteBlessings Lynn
Suzanne,
ReplyDeleteA great rooster collection. I am still visiting post and answering my own comments, so thanks for visiting. I love the artwork made with the beans and seeds. I have a picture frame my youngest made in first grade, made with beens, I still treasure it. My first visit to your blog and I can't wait to look at more of the older post.
Sandy
Hello
ReplyDeletesorry iam so late...just got back from my trip to the UK.Iam only now returning visits.Thank you for yours.
Your roosters are really nice.I read some of you other posts too,there great.Its good to let emotions out now and then.If we are all honest,we all done that,and theres no shame to it:)you just touched me... thats all.
Thanx again for your visit to my blog,blessings
Tracy(Gracie)