Day 30
March 16th, 2010
Kitchen Tools Series: Bowl and Whisk
I love red, and these mixing bowls have served me well. But one of them has warped a bit in the dishwasher, the edge has a dent and the rubber seal has fallen off the bottom. It’s time for a replacement. But before I retire these red bowls that have been so good to me, I thought I’d honor them with a painting.
8×10 Oil on Masonite panel $30 Sold. Join the newsletter list here.
And while we’re in the kitchen: new prints!
This is my newest adventure. Recipe prints! Once I started the recipe series, I tried to think of a way to have the whole series in one frame somehow.
These are a series of pen and ink drawings I did based on the recipe on the bottom of the page. Each drawing is an ingredient in the recipe. They are printed on a warm brown chipboard using a brown soy-based ink. I love them!
Of course, I also had to test the recipe a few times, just to make sure it’s good. It is.
You can hang this print in your kitchen too! They’re available for $15 +shipping. Just email me here.
March 16th, 2010 at 8:09 am
I have a set of Trudeau mixing bowls that look just like that, only in blue! (And the rubber ring on the bottom hasn’t lasted with mine, either – ‘course I’ve had ‘em for over 10 years now!)
And, the illustrated recipe – what a great idea for kitchen decor!
March 16th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
These are the very same bowls– they’re Trudeau and I’ve loved them so well. But I’ve decided to switch to glass, because they next a bit more nicely (cabinet space is tight around here) and the plastic seems to get scratched up so easily.
March 24th, 2010 at 7:46 am
[...] my measuring spoons match my mixing bowls. I’m kind of a dork like that. Did I mention that I like [...]