I am having such fun working on Buttermilk Basin's 'Vintage Tree Farm' quilt...growing trees...and building trucks!
I decided to work on this in pieces...Hand stitching the truck onto a smaller section of the quilt is a lot easier than working with the whole quilt...
I'm hoping to finish stitching the truck today...:o)) I will keep you posted...
And on another front...."SCORE!!" :o))
My eldest daughter asked me to keep my eye open for wooden wine boxes...she has a Pinterest Project in mind...or at least she did! It's been over a year but I finally stumbled across TWO!
Look at the Wine stamp...Cook Street Village! All three daughters lived in an apartment right in Cook Street Village on Cook St. in Victoria while attending University...This will be a nice keepsake of 'the good ol'days'! I would have to say that this was MEANT TO BE...and at $2.50 each, it was a "SCORE"!!
I can't wait to see what she does with them!
Have a terrific Tuesday and Happy Stitching!~P
I wonder what kind of project your daughter has in mind. Those are interesting crates and definitely a score.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait myself to see what is your daughter's project! Great find and funny coincidence! Your top is going to be a wonderful Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove your project and now your daughters project have us all wondering. Glad you found the perfect boxes.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good idea to finish the applique before you finish the piecing. It looks like you're almost done!
ReplyDeleteThe crate are interesting....I really like your quilt though!!!
ReplyDeleteSo jealous.... Gonna have to go online &abut that pattern.. It's just too adorable.
ReplyDeleteque intriga!!!
ReplyDeletedeseando ver lo que tu hija hará con estas cajas,
tu edredón de arboles es muy bonito
buena semana
que intriga!!!
ReplyDeletedeseando ver lo que tu hija hará con estas cajas,
tu edredón de arboles es muy bonito
buena semana
That is really coming out nicely, I doubt I will have time to make any this year and don't want to rush them.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I just may have to make that little quilt--I love the truck!
ReplyDeletequilt is coming along beautifully, the truck looks very much at home amongst the trees
ReplyDeleteI just love that quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt - the truck with the tree is such fun.
ReplyDeleteYou really are the queen of finds! I hope you'll share pictures of what your daughter makes with the wine crates!
I love your Christmas tree farm quilt! My husband used to work harvesting and pruning Christmas trees in Montana. He cut enough to fill three semis. I will interested to see what your daughter makes out of the crates!
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