I'm sure they'll make my grilled hot dog taste even better:@)
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- Lynn
- My boys are grown and on their own and while the day job puts food on the table, it doesn't feed the soul. So this Philly Girl started Pig In Mud. Please join me as I welcome each season and holiday through brief posts focusing on home cooking, baking, crafts and Barbie fun. I hope you find this a happy place that provides inspiration:@) Lynn
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Nice find!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun & patriotic find! Enjoy your weekend and hot dog :)
ReplyDeleteGreat find and I love Corelle and the red, white and blue is perfect...with a perfect price too!
ReplyDeleteLinda
Lynn, this are just darling! SOOOOO cute. They will be perfect for Memorial Day and the Fourth and Labor Day, too!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila
really cute! bring on mem. day and jul. 4th!
ReplyDeleteNice find, Lynn! xo
ReplyDeleteCorelle is so awesome. I have a set of plain white ones that I have had since 1975 or there abouts. LOL Just can't seem to break the stupid things.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your hot dogs will taste better on those pretty Corelle dishes and @ $5.00, what a bargain! I went to our local Trade Days and didn't find one thing :-(
ReplyDeletePerfect find Lynn. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh My Goodness... what a find.... I am so jealous!!
ReplyDeleteWell now, you are certainly all ready for all the Patriotic holidays!
ReplyDeleteA great way to pretty up those simple, summer meals!
ReplyDeleteThese are great and what a deal! I have the red and white Corelle. I'll have to look for the blue.
ReplyDeleteVERY fun! I love going to thrift shops and yard sale, you find the most amazing stuff!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Very simple but festive for the upcoming holidays!
ReplyDeleteGreat find and very practical. My grandparents had the flower patten and wish I had it.
ReplyDeleteGreat find Lynn. You would be fun to shop with :)
ReplyDeleteSam
These are great! I do love going on a treasure hunt. Your dishes are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I've never seen these. All we use is Corelle...plain white! lol
ReplyDeleteOMG!! I totally love these plates!! I have plain white corelle but I have never seen these!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by!!
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Debbie
Great find. I always like how these stack so well and take up little space.
ReplyDeletePretty! I don't remember this Corelle pattern; I recall ones with floral patterns. I like yours. Great find! Don't you just love thrifting?
ReplyDeletefound you through Coleens Recipes--LOVE these dishes--I am a DEDICATED thrifter so this post was close to my heart!
ReplyDeleteMy mom gave me a set of 12 of this pattern in 1987 for my high school graduation--they are still my every day dishes! I, however, have never used the 12 mugs, as my family does not drink hot drinks. I'm having a major downsizing sale since we are moving to a much smaller house and I was contemplating selling the 12 mugs. I don't know the pattern name so I'm snooping around on the web trying to find it and found your page. Do you have any interest in the 12 mugs?
ReplyDeleteIt's so sweet of you to contact me! Thank you for the offer but I'm going to pass, I'm sure the shipping would be crazy from IN to PA. Thanks again and I wish you much happiness in your new home:@)
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