I haven't done a Design Wall Monday since I returned.
This post won't be one either.
I'm happy to be home and finding more time to Sew.
I Missed my Quilt Zone while I was gone.
The most Quilty thing I did last year was go to Antique stores and take pictures of Quilts.
It was fun to see all the Quilts displayed at the Antique shop I visited with Sister Bennett.
Here are just a few. So inspiring.
Appliqued & Embroidered Ladies.
Two Quilts with Pink!
Double Wedding Ring and a tricky hand Pieced block, can you identify it??
A display well-loved utility Quilts
This border was a great addition to the Signature Quilt.
Quilt behind glass and under glass, fun stitching on the Dresden Plate.
Things that make you go HUH???
Dolls from a forgotten time, but we remember.
Shirley Temple and a Bride Doll, Did you get one?
This one looked like the one my Sister got.
Pick the Doll you want, lol
Not finding the one I always look for.
Statue of Pinky
Re-purposing old Jewelry and a Nut Bowl
Sister Bennett took home a Tea set that had the Night before Christmas on it.
I liked this one, it didn't come home with me.
Older Singer 15 with Pretty Decals and a Dusty, New Home Treadle
I did bring a few treasures home.
It was a great trip down Memory Lane for Pat & I.
We ate at the little Deli there.
Half of a Hot Roast Beef and peppers and Potato soup for me.
This was Pat's plate.
Have you heard of Shoepeg Salad?
I don't know the name of that tricky quilt block.
ReplyDeleteNever have heard of Shoepeg Salad--interesting.Price and condition would play into it, but I don't know that I would have brought any of it home, though some quilts would be tempting. I have to restrain myself there. :) Always fun to look, though.
Thanks for sharing the antiques. I might have been tempted by one or two things. =)
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty older quilts. Those are what I would have wanted. The old dolls, yes, my late twin sister and I had similar ones. Fun stroll down memory lane.
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