Vintage Collections: His and Hers Pillowcases

There has been lots of this white stuff this week.  

School was closed three days in a row!  

Of course Miss Beaux did a little victory dance 

each time they announced school closings.  

See, she doesn't have to make up any lost days 

because she is a Senior!  

I don't mind the snow so much 

but these cold temps are too much!  

I only go out when absolutely necessary!  

So, I have been puttering about the house 

and one of my projects was cleaning out 

my guest room closet.  

I store all of my extra linens there 

and it was getting a little out of hand.  

Besides, we actually have a guest!  

My middle son has a friend that has just relocated 

from Chicago and she has landed here 

while she looks for a new job and an apartment.  

She is a photographer, so I am crossing my fingers 

that if I ask very nicely, 

she will show me a few tips!!!

 While I was cleaning and organizing 

I came across these Vintage His and Hers pillow cases 

that I picked up at an Estate Sale.  

They are not hand made 

but they were still in the box.  

I am guessing by the packaging 

that they are from the 70's.   

I thought they would be fun to put on the bed 

for Valentine's week.

They are very soft 

and I think that they are 100% Linen.  

I love the gray stitching!  

Here is another His and Hers set 

that I found while Estate Sale-ing.  

They had a hideous trim 

in a not so flattering blue color that I removed.  

I love the cross stitch on these.  

It reminds me of the tea towels 

that my Nana had.

Aren't they just the sweetest?

These were also in great condition 

and seemed as if they had never been used.

Do you collect any vintage linens?  

I see them all the time at the sales 

and I am always drawn to them. 

I would love to find a set like these 

that I saw on Etsy. 

Or how about this modern His and Hers set?

Or how about this?  

Although mine would have to say 

"your side"  and "me and the dogs".

Have a great weekend,

Until Next Time,

Beaux R'eves

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