We were at the bottom edge of the big east coast storm and get only a couple inches of snow. Yay! I stayed in today anyway and did a little rearranging of the quilts. This late19th-early 20th century log cabin quilt was one of the first antique quilts I ever collected. I still like it, although my tastes have changed over the years. I hung it up today in the bedroom to look at for a while to decide if I want to keep it or try to sell it on Etsy. It is the perfect size to hang. Can you find the "error"?
I also switched up the display in the corner. I have some doll aprons hanging on the peg rack along with a pink and yellow star ornament that I made. The silhouette on the shelf is my mother at age 9.
I also switched up the display in the corner. I have some doll aprons hanging on the peg rack along with a pink and yellow star ornament that I made. The silhouette on the shelf is my mother at age 9.
A couple other views in the bedroom.
Upper left corner. :-) I like seeing how people decorate. We do have similar tastes, however, I don't have many antique quilts. I do have one from DH's mother that was made around 1889 for her mother. I've posted it before, but maybe I'll post it again. It's red and white.
ReplyDeleteGlad you faired well in the storm, I was just wondering about you! I love seeing how you decorate, everything looks wonderful!
ReplyDeletePleased to learn that you were spared the worst of the storm. As always I enjoy your antique quilts and decorating.
ReplyDeleteSo delightful.
ReplyDeletegreat log cabin quilt. I did find the error, but I've just finished mine, so I've been working with the blocks. I think it makes it charming.
ReplyDeleteNice displays and cute cradle
I love the fabrics in the log cabin and the "oops" just adds to the charm. Glad you aren't buried under the snow!
ReplyDeleteThe log cabin quilt is lovely in spite of the upper left corner. All you other little displays are interesting, as always. I thought about you all Saturday morning; I guess the two hour drive went okay? ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteGreat displays! Always fun to rearrange the treasures. You have such wonderful antiques.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little vignettes. Love the log cabin quilt.
ReplyDeleteHappy the storm wasn't too bad for you. What a great, classic log cabin! Love your decorating, and the sweet little quilts tucked in.
ReplyDeleteThe room looks so inviting. The log cabin is beautiful (even with an oops). Glad you were on the edge of the snow storm.
ReplyDeleteI found it! I am surprised the quilter didn't see it before stitching. Guess she must have been looking at it for too long?
ReplyDeleteLiri
Delightful post! Your room and vignettes is so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Ann!!!
:) Carolyn