JBigg: Life in Kentucky: The Patriotic Kitchen Hutch

I love seeing red, white, and blue all over blogland. My kitchen hutch is dressed in patriotic colors so come on over and take a look:

The hutch is filled with lots of red, white and blue just in time for the 4th of July.

If you love red, white, and blue take a closer look inside the hutch:

Red, white, and blue dishes and stemware that I have collected over the years fill the shelves.

The center shelves of the hutch are layered with:

- blue goblets on the top shelve from the Dollar Tree many years ago. Tons of bloggers have these goblets

- Cobalt Blue Fiesta salad plates and dessert plates. The small bowls are by Tag purchased at Target years ago. Tins I purchased on a trip to Paris. Small whimsical Uncle Sam statues are on the 2nd and 3rd shelves.

- The lower shelf has red dinner plates by Madson Country, Cobalt salad plates by Fiesta, more Tag bowls, Calico plates by Royal Wessex. The red Ramekins are filled with red, white, and blue straws.

The shelves on the left side of the hutch are layered with more Royal Wessen plates, extra blue stemware, and flag for patriotism.

The shelves on the right side of the hutch are filled with more Royal Wessex, a sweet Cobalt Blue Fiesta teapot with patriotic beads and Fiesta salt and pepper shakers, white Bordallo plates, and red bowls.

The open section of the hutch has a Liberty Blue plate in the center, then decorative stoneware plates from Cracker Barrel on each side and two Cracker Barrel coffee cups on the left side. On the right side of the plates is Lady Liberty which is one of Lori Mitchell's design. The Celebrate kitchen towel is by Tag and purchased years ago.

All of the drawers on the lower part of the hutch are filled to the brim with sets of dishes. The garages on each side hold blenders, coffee pots and have electrical plugs in each garage.