I just had to arrange and snap a photo of these cute feather pens on the table at this Scandinavian Cafe in Duluth, Minnesota. The sun was coming through the window as we sat and had an iced tea. I couldn’t resist. Such a simple idea to add color.
I’m going to add a feather to my pen right now! Happy Friday, Margie
Oh I love colors, thus this indeed speaks volumes to me.;) Furthermore, living in Denmark and having been raised in Sweden, I perfectly understand the text on the menu.;))
“Thank you for the food”:;)
xoxo
And oh how I am thankful for food!
i think i’m going to add feathers to all of my pens, too
BETH! So glad to see you here. Would love to see those pens after you embellish them.
Lovely photo. The feathers are charming.
That’s what I thought E.C.
I looked for about a week for feathers. I needed them for my Saloon girl outfit and the Hurty-Gurtie girl shop closed in about 1900. I never thought of using these colorful pens. Instead, I’m hanging around fishing shops asking if they have big feathers. Lovely photo. How prepared you are to snap a photo anywhere.
My camera is ALWAYS with me so I am usually ready, willing and able! Don’t get poked by the lure hook for goodness sake!
As you know anything with feathers gets two thumbs up from me MM.
Thank you for sharing this gift.
xx
My pleasure!
i’d be tempted to dust my desk with it. ha!
Tempted being the operative word!
Good morning! Especially love your photo today because my father’s parents came here from Sweden. Poppa Ernie, who worked on the railroad, and Nanna lived in Milwaukee. Nanna made coffee cake and special pancakes. When she was older, my dad took her back to Sweden for a visit.
That’s so nice!
What a great idea!
A couple of weeks ago, my cousin’s seven year old daughter found a hawk feather on her way home from school. When she got home, she trimmed the quill end, watered down some of her paints, and spent the rest of the afternoon writing with her quill pen!
What an interesting little girl!
takk for maten = thank you for the meal …
Thanks for that translation!
It’s in norwegian
(-: back!
Colors spread happiness! And that’s what you do
Cheers!
Cheers back to you Dilip!
Gorgeous, that is beyond colour, that is vibrance!! Love Posie
Good call Posie!