Crushing Blues
Crushing Blues-
I have a crush on blue! Crushing blues is not new to me. But, this year I have seen a wonderful new surge in production and attention to pretty blue and white crockery, serving wear , vases and teacups. The classic colors of blue and white have been on my mind so much lately, I created a Crushing on Blue pinterest board and I anticipate it will be an easy one to fill.
Wedgwood, Toile,Copeland Spode, Blue Willow, Blue and White Transferware and Royal Doulton are all popular and recognized brands for beautiful blue and white china and porcelain.
You will recognize Phyllis from the blog A Ribbon in my Journal and Sheila the blogger at My Kentucky Living they are regulars at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop and they have both shared beautiful blue and white themed posts. Please click their photos below to view their posts.
Phyllis’s Blue and White Teapots are so perfectly displayed in her post Mix and Match 
Sheila’s beautiful blue and white ginger jars are featured in her Early Easter post
I’ll be adding this pretty blue and white teacup and other blue and whites to my Shop this weekend
Are you Crushing on Blues?
You can still link and share at the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop
Blue and white has always been such a classic and I am so happy to see it make such a comeback in so many different interiors!
I have always loved blue and pairing it with white is always pretty. I’ve expanded my preference to include some of the different hues of blue, like turquoise, blue-green, etc. Right now I am enjoying sampling things from the turquoise trend. Blues are just so soothing and easy on the eye to me. I love using them in every room of my house.
I have always loved serving ware in blue and white! I used to have a blue and white vase my stepmom gave me right after I was married, but it got broke the last time we moved.
Oh Katherine! Blues are so beautiful! I used to feel that they were cold and I wasn’t really a fan….but as I age and mature I have grown to be very fond of blue … strange how we grow and change in our tastes over time ;). In fact I have Phyllis’s plates (the one on the right in the photo)…I have 9 place settings of this gorgeous plate! It is Wedgewood and it is stunning! I found it at an antique store for a song! Thank you for sharing and sorry it has been so long since I have visited! Always love your posts!
Hugs!
Terry
So, so pretty and thanks for sharing with us. Happy Weekend now, Katie!! xoxo <3
I love blue and white crockery! Pinned