...just in case you missed it at the front door before you entered...
or, when you examined the collection of miniature Quilt Shops scattered throughout the house:
...or even when you sat before the coffee table in the family room:
you couldn't have missed seeing HER,
scurrying about the kitchen in her apron emblazoned with:
Yes, these are all sure signs that a
quilter lives here.
Season's Greetings
From the Strawberry Patch!
Life is Good!
9 comments:
I knew I was in a special place when I sat down at the coffee table as I was served lovely treats. Shamefully I admit I missed Santa at the front door, hopping from foot to foot as I awaiting someone to open the door.
Next I'm going to "shrink to size" and go on a Shop Hop.
Sales Abound, *karendianne.
I love this post!! Makes me feel a little closer to you at Christmas. :-) I think no matter when I visited though, I would always know a quilter lives in your home.
I'm so excited!! Your 300th post winning gifts arrived yesterday! See my blog for a photo and a note of thanks. :-)
You're the best!
Quilts add warmth to a house, and it is especially nice during the holiday season. Your decorations are wonderful - I especially liked the Santas made out of stars.
Love your little quilt shops!
And all the other lovely little Chrissy touches.
Have a Merry Christmas & all Good Wishes for the New Year.
xx
Merry, Merry Christmas to my quilty-friend, Mrs. Goodneedle! (and my DH recently commented that there were no longer any chairs left where he could sit down without being attacked by a quilt draped over the chair's back...) So many colors, so little time!
It wonderful to look at someone's pictures and say "I made that Santa quilt!" lol I love Santa! Merry Christmas Debbie!
Bet it feels warm and fuzzy in your home because "A quilter lives there". :-)
Lovely!
Just found you today through Bonnie @ quiltville.
I have to ask...where did you find the little German quilt shop (featherbed and coverings) house????
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