Here it is soaking in a bucket.....
drying on the deck....
see the tepee and the flag.....
see the polar bear...
and best of all see the lacrosse sticks!!!!10 June 2011
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I have a passion for vintage textiles, I even have a degree in printed and embroidered textiles (many decades ago), and I still find them intriguing! I hope to be able to share my thrift stores and market finds from all over the world. Toronto has been my home for 45 years.
Where to find me
Saturday mornings 8 - 1. Brickworks Farmers Market, Toronto
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- Overcoming disaster
- Brickworks Farmers Market.. somewhat depressing .
- A new thrift shop....
- what I bought at the vide greniers
- Fixed, but not washed yet
- Mercerie
- Walking on Sunshine
- An Antique Canadian Redwork Quilt
- Show and Tell
- Brickworks Farmers Market..a bitter disappointment .
- Opening the cabin
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy 'bucket list' includes making a redwork (only in blue) quilt someday. This one looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure after your T.L.C. it will be devine♥
ReplyDeleteWow so beautiful where did you find this one?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find, I love the simple embroidery set in the bold red and white squares...very effective.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Gorgeous ... love the red and white combo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteLooks like its come up well with the wash.
Gill xx
What a wonderful quilt! Thank you for your blog visit yesterday. I think those are button bracelets on the photo! Maybe she will put them on the website? I will try to find out! xx
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This is a true Beauty..
ReplyDeleteThat is so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteIts fabulous! Love the polar bear!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Beautiful! Very detailed work, a great find! :) x
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a stunning find, Jan!
ReplyDeleteLove you blog in general - such variety and creativity in showing things. I wonder if those lacrosse sticks might be snow shoes?
ReplyDeletejean