Kerchief

What do you do with your hankies? Mom & I used to make hankie bonnets for babies but I kinda like the grown up look too.

Over the years, we've made hankie blankies and hankie pillows. The old roses are always so pretty, it's a shame to hide them away in a drawer!

Somebody repurposed these hankies to make this darling apron, which has since been repurposed as a curtain in my mudroom.

This one hangs in the store. Donated by a gal who's grandma lived in the days when a man and wife had separate bedrooms. Grams left a hankie on grandpa's pillow if she was accepting company that night.

I hardly ever use hankies for their intended purpose but God has a place for those tears anyhow.

You number my wanderings; Put my tears into Your bottle; Are they not in Your book? When I cry out to You, Then my enemies will turn back; This I know, because God is for me.

Check out all the hanky panky participants HERE. Thank you to Little Pink Studio and Sugar Sugar for hosting!!

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