General Chat

Animals, TS? Only if they sleep in your bread bin and you have to find alternative places for bread. I find wooden bins better for your puppies, as they smell nice and have a warm, secure feel :-D

I have a family called Rolls they are from Switzerland.

I have no idea whether I am on or off this thread at the moment but I do know I am supposed to be weeding the garden

Raining here in Pontypandy, TS :-( :-( Mind you, we get a weather alert if the rain ever stops ;-)

Are you still weeding the garden, TS. Just thinking about your Swiss Rolls :-D

Anybody got Bagots from Calais?

I would prefer that you kept your mind off of my rolls, Swiss or otherwise.

Gave up on the weeding when it got too hot.

Not heard of your Bagots from Calais but I do know of the Bunns from Belgium

Speaking of rolls, I own a Rolls Canardly. Beautiful vehicle - rolls down hills and can hardly get up other side. :-( :-(

I hope you will all be thrilled to know I finally bought a bread bin lol, white ceramic with a poppy on, from the table top sale today for £2 :-D

:-D

Sounds really pretty & at a good price

Sounds like a bargain Rose. :-)

Now you have started me off again!

In the Scotts of Stow catalogue there is a beautiful bread bin with a rooster on it and I want it.oh how I want it.

I don't need it,I have nowhere to put it and I can't affort it .BUT I WANT IT!

It doesn't do to rush these things ....

rofl at Gwynne's comment :-)

Sharron being terminally nosey I've just had a look at the Scotts breadbin. I had forgotten them, I know they do some nice things as we used to get their catalogue. I wish I hadn't looked now though lol, some of their furniture is very tempting also, if I get rich :-)

Sharron, you cannot have anything from Scotts of Stow, with Cockerals on, because I have me eye on them. Just got to knock a kitchen wall out, and put up a new work surface..........

Julia in Derbyshire

I do have the cockerel crockery, although we don't use the cups and saucers,common!

Fred breaks crockery and they worked out at surprisingly good value,until I dropped the box of plates.

Stow-on-the Wold is a day out for me as well.

I would not actually recommend going to their shop because you would be surprised at what you need when you get there.

Love Stow. Don't know this cockerel shop, but will look out for it this summer.

That poppy bread bin sounds great. And you have recycled, Rose :-D

Have just thrown out a 3 piece suite (which I paid £10 for 5 years ago when an elderly lady was trying to clear furniture out of her house she was tring to sell). Wanted to give it me for free, and would not take any more than £10.

Looking a bit frayed, so replaced it with a 3 piece leather suite that cost me £100 from "Too Good to Throw" in Caerphilly, including delivery. £100 for a leather suite!!!! Ah well, same as £2 for a bread bin. Easy come, easy go :-D

I love Stow on the Wold. Last time I went, there was a large kitchenware shop, as well as Scotts. Bought quite a few thing that day.
We're doing the kitchen at the moment, or should I say, Hubby is installing it. Time to get rid of the old plastic breadbin, I think - we only store old bread for the birds in it now!