I can't be the first person who photographed this magnificent yellow coffee roaster/grinder at Dunn Brothers Coffee in Rochester, Minnesota. You see the beauty in it too, right?
I told my dad that the brightly colored specialty coffee equipment reminded me of when I toured a coffee bean shop in Paris with Patricia Wells when I was in her cooking class a few years ago. This red beauty dominated the small Parisian shop, where even the air felt caffeinated.
While other students bought coffee beans, I bought a coffee bean sack to make into a pillow for my living room. You can see my masterpiece, a khaki and black graphic pillow on display below.
When a salesperson at Dunn Brothers Coffee saw my interest in the machine he came over to answer any of my questions. What I wondered was if they had any empty coffee bean sacks that I could make into another pillow. Raw materials with a story behind it are always so much more interesting.
Lo and behold, he had one that I could have! I expressed my gratitude and told him to look in the blog this summer to see my creation. The coffee bean sack is light brown with red lettering - I can't wait to get home and sew!
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