I like this pattern, but that's a whole lotta money for as much of it as I would need! Aynsley Basket Weave |
After nearly twelve years, my everyday dinnerware is biting the dust. It's been heading that way for a while. One piece after another has broken, cracked or chipped over the years until I'm down to quite the hodge-podge of dishes in the cupboard. When a dinner guest asked if I ever worried that my coffee mugs would shatter when hot liquid was poured into them, I knew I'd put off replacing them too long! (How embarrassing!)
My old dinnerware from Pier 1. Loved the look, but not good for the microwave... and that's a must around here! I don't even think they make it anymore. |
It was love at first sight when I saw my everyday dinnerware at Pier 1 years ago (swoon!). I still love it, but there is just one small problem: it does not microwave well! Some pieces get scalding hot while the food remains cold, meaning I'm afraid to pick up anything that had been heated. There's been many a burned hand:(
Nice, but a little pricey for as much as I need. Pillivuyt Basket Weave |
Very nice and reasonably priced, but hasn't got the greatest reviews. Thinking this may be one of those..."you get what you pay for" deals. Psaltsgraff Basket Weave |
Nice, but once again, it's pricey for everyday use. Wedgewood Nantucket |
The basket pattern has stood the test of time, though. I still love it as much now as I did then. So, I'm on a mission to find a new set of dinnerware that is a little more durable, yet has the same look and feel. I'm finding that there is quite a selection out there of white basket relief. Wha-hoo! Now, just to pick one because I need a ton of it!
Oh, and guess what is open this weekend for three days? My fabric warehouse! I feel a trip coming on:)
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