pincushions ~ old steel pins & needles ~ pin cubes
dress maker's chalk ~ thread winders ~ sewing kits...
dress maker's chalk ~ thread winders ~ sewing kits...
antique German scissors ~ thread boxes ~ old flax cloth & linenvintage patterns ~ feedsack ~ calico ~ homespun
I especially love the graphics on old & vintage thread boxes ~
...what are some of your favorite things?
today will be spent working on the punch needle patterns...
not sure how many I'll end up releasing, 4 maybe 5 new designs...
~and ~
Felicia is working on my
"Plump Wife"
cross stitch sampler....
not sure how many I'll end up releasing, 4 maybe 5 new designs...
~and ~
Felicia is working on my
"Plump Wife"
cross stitch sampler....
(hope to see her progress soon...she is a lightening fast stitcher!!)
I'll be ordering Gentle Art & DMC threads for the shop today,
...and have a shipment of new shop fabrics coming too...
woohoo!!!!! :)
...and have a shipment of new shop fabrics coming too...
woohoo!!!!! :)
Hope you all have a *sparkling* day!
Blessings from the Farm...
Lori
Blessings from the Farm...
Lori
6 comments:
I come to your blog when I need my soul soothed. It is like a visit with my late Grandmother... your favorite things look like things she had.
Thank you for the good feeling your blog gives me.
What a lovely picture and it does so remind me of my grandmother and how her hands were never idle!
Have a wonderful day!
Tina xo
My great-grandmother was a wonderful seamstress. Her house burnt not long after she died and everything was lost. I treasure the one appliqued quilt square I have that she made and for some reason was at my mom's. I also treasure a well worn & repaired fabric doll with embroidered features & clothes that my grandmother made for me. Love your blog, it inspires me and also makes me reflect on memories from the past. Take care & stay warm!
I'm lovin this picture--would have far too many scissors, pinkeeps, etc if I didn't "Just say no" throughout the days! These oldies are great-thanks for sharing
Hi,Lori, I just started following your blog. You and your works of art are delightful! I have a quilt very similar to the one you posted a pic of with the caption "antique quilts send me over the moon" and I think I have one very much like it. Do you have the history of yours? I always wonder where these beautiful artworks come from and the ladies who stitched them. I am heading over to Etsy to see your items for sale, I've got a mug of cocoa and I'm going to thoroughly enjoy my visit!
Warmest Regards,
Susan Burns
Western Massachusetts
I too love vintage sewing things--machines, needle packages, notions--they just make me feel good, as does seeing yours.
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