3 Hearts Vintage

My mother will turn 92 in June of this year and her days of cooking and baking are long gone. I realized this 4 Thanksgivings ago when she was making the Pumpkin pies and forgot to put the sugar in them. Poor gal, she was the best baker ever. She came from a family of 16 children and had 6 sisters. Grandma Pfledderer (mom's mom) came here from Germany in 1903 and taught them all everything she knew. All that are left is my Aunt Jeannette (88) and mom out of the 16. I was fortunate enough to get some of her cake pans and Jell-O molds. Can't begin to tell you how many creations I've had out of them in my nearly 60 years on this planet. All were either given to mom as gifts or purchased by her. Looking up prices on eBay I realized I have a small fortune wrapped up in these pans. I use them to bake cakes or make Jell-O creations in for my 3 Hearts now...Elivia, Eli and Ehann. And the tradition carries on until its time to pass them on. The following are the ones I have (m

I have always loved to thrift vintage glassware, it seems I've  accumulated so many things that have not seen the light of day for some time! I began the task of purging to make my life less cluttered in 2018 before all the boxes engulfed me.(Since I inherited some of my mother's things too) Which lit the flame under me once again to take up the art of thrifting. Thus, a business was born! This time I will have my granddaughter, Liv, at my side to help me. Why the name 3 Hearts Vintage? The shop is named after my grandchildren who are the loves of my life. Elivia (11), Eli (7) and Ehann (5), they are my 3 Hearts! In this blog I hope to share with you many tips, information, and the joy of thrift shopping. I hope to explore different sources with Liv in finding that perfect vintage piece for our Etsy store. Here are just a few things you can find on my website on Etsy. Check it out....A NEW YEAR and A NEW BUSSINESS, besides you will get free shipping until midnight January 31s