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April 13, 2008

Pyrex--the quest for the nested bowls

It was all about pyrex today. From mixing pancakes for breakfast to searching for vintage pieces at the antique store after lunch.
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About ten years ago a co-worker at my first "real" job gave me a nesting set of orange pyrex bowls.  They were practical and sort of neat so I kept them. Now it appears I am very hip.  I don't have the fancy turquoise pattern and my bowls are smaller than most but, hey, they were free. And now I'm including them in my (almost daily) month-o-kitchen-stuff-I-love posting series. These are great bowls if you have a 2 year old who likes to mix. They're nice and heavy so they don't tip over.
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...awkward transition.....So this afternoon I spent an enjoyable few hours antiquing with my Craft Mafia pals. Thanks for hosting, Tamie!! I was going to get out of there for $0.75 but in the last 10 minutes of shopping, I...ummm....managed to spend a whole lot more than that.  I'll share the loot later this week. The other gals scored some really great pyrex!
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I found the mushroom pyrex at the thrift store several months ago for $5. It's a nice big size for a salad.

I'm not sure how to end this post so why don't we close with a cute photo of my kid? Ok?
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The "noculars" grandma made have been a big hit. Perfect for "looking for bugs."



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Cute picture-love the "noculars"

I love Pyrex. I collect (loosely---I haven't been antiquing in a couple of years) the solid pink ones. The patterned pink-and-white ones are easier to find, but solid pink in non-scratched-to-bits condition is more difficult. I had three, and then the kids broke one.

Always end a post with a picture of Biscuit! I am high on my Pyrex finds..too bad I need to scrub them before taking pictures. I had fun--despite the profuse sweating!

Love that pyrex!
Thanks for coming out...it was fun!

I think if you were married in the 70s you might own a huge collection. I will see if my mom is getting rid of any of hers when she goes through her kitchen.

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