A vintage point blanket being aired and acting as a windbreak.
40s/50s whole cloth juvenile quilt...animal print with rather primitive machine quilting. The binding was very frayed, so I removed it and trimmed the bat and folded the blue border to the back to bind. Not perfect, but good enough.
Soaked in a bucket and hung out to dry in the Ontario sunshine.
and models his first life jacket.
Here he is, with his Nana,(me) sitting round the fire in the evening.
So sweet. My sons name is Oliver too.
ReplyDeleteHe is adorable! Need to go look at a map because I have no idea where you are but it sounds incredible. Have a lovely time x
ReplyDeleteOliver is soo cute! Tam x
ReplyDeleteOliver's so cute! That's the same name we'll be using if we have a boy, a fantastic name! :) x
ReplyDeleteWhat a little cutie Oliver is!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great time with your family at the cabin!
Quilt looks great!
Gill x
Lovely photos! Oliver is sooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteI spent many happy summers as a teenager on the family island near Point au Baril,Georgian Bay. Lovely area and I'm sure everyone will have a good time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little fellow! I just love the life jacket image. And, all of you on the couch looks like an image that could have been taken at our house. ;) Love it!
ReplyDeleteAdore your stripe vintage blankets!!
ReplyDeleteYour grandson is a doll!! So cute!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Sounds an amazing place you have, and looks as if 'Nana' and Oliver are having a great time ;)
ReplyDeleteI'll never forget the time I spent at the family islands in Georgian Bay, also near Point au Baril. A magical place!
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