Good Morning Friends and Folk!
it is a beautifully sunny day here at the farm...
we have been watching our robins, sparrows and bluebirds
flit about gathering tufts of this and that to cozy their nests ~
I always enjoy watching our bird friends.
on a sad note, we had to say goodbye to our 11 year old little-boy parakeet 'Barbara'
who was named by Hannah when we got HIM for her...
{we didn't know 'she' was a 'he' so the name stuck.}
Rest in Peace and fly high little friend ~ we so loved you being here with us...
♥ you will be missed ♥
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We Know You Love To Stitch ~ so
we are so excited to announce that we will be holding our 1st annual
Summer Stitch In & Market!!
and
*registration is now OPEN*
call or email to grab your spot in our beautiful new Studio ~
your $20.00 registration fee also includes a light lunch and snacks throughout the day for attendees.
Come spend the day working on your **cross stitch, embroidery, punch needle or needlepoint...
{**remember that we hold our Hook In in September for our Wooly Folks}
Inside, we will be filling the Shop with hand dyed linens,
supplies and finished goods for needleworkers,
new patterns from top designers, fresh-picked antiques & primitives and some farmy-folkart too!
Outside ~ we will have a few dealers of primitives/antiques & folk art ~
as well as fresh flowers, herbs and plants for you to purchase!
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We enjoyed a wonderful weekend at the Woolwright's Spring Hook In last Saturday!
we were so busy oin our booth that I forgot to take any photos at the show,
except for this one LOL:
Joan and I had to do some retail therapy of course after the show,
you know, to decompress 😉
one of my favorite shops to visit while in Lancaster is ~
Hodge Podge
14 East Main Street
Strasburg, PA 17579
(717) 687-8951
14 East Main Street
Strasburg, PA 17579
(717) 687-8951
here is her page on FB: https://www.facebook.com/HodgePodge-670462439647579/
a quaint little needlework/antiques shop run by the sweetest lady!
I bought the following linens from there ~
30ct Cocoa from Weeks Dye Works |
30ct Tin Roof from WDW |
36ct Vintage Sand Dune from Lakeside Linens |
30ct Havana from WDW |
30ct Straw from WDW |
and my absolute favorite of the day that I can't wait to chart a Christmas design for :
28ct Antique Red Gingham from WDW |
We also stopped off at a few antiques shops in PA & MD
~ in Maryland at the
Beaver Creek Antiques Market & Shops
here is their link on FB:
I found a bunch of small treasures like this white basket...
two little pincushions and old pail handles from Jimmie Cramer's booth ~
also this sweet basket in need of some tlc...
that I will patch with the old scrap of quilt that I found too!
I love old crochet work too, and found some doilies for a small pittance ~
oh and a little quilted pinkeep too!
yet another basket, this one is in pretty good shape ~
...some of the fabric was gleaned from The Country Store in Lancaster PA,
while the smaller pieces were found in antiques shop booths!
I am always happy to go to a show or travel to teach ~
but coming home with new treasures is the best part of any trip...
Hoping you all have a beautiful day filled with things you love
~ and those who love you most.
Blessings from the Farm
~
Lori
5 comments:
Lovin' your new to you old treasures!
So sorry to hear about your feathered family member "Barbara" ….you sure have a long list of special animals that have filled your hearts with love.
The show had to be so much fun for you & Mzz Joan ! And the neat treasures you found are beautiful souvenirs of your fun adventure ! I just love all the baskets !!! The red gingham linen is just beautiful !!! Have fun creating more treasures !!!
What great treasures. I love the hunt!
Sweet pickin’s!! I especially love those old pincushions in the white basket....and the beautiful linens...So sorry to hear of Barbara’s passing.... ~Robin~
Hiya Lori ~ so sorry about Barbara, birds seem to have a special in our hearts don't they. Swooning over that red gingham. Have a great weekend, wishing you a Happy Spring!
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