Toronto has got off lightly this year, with way above average temperatures for November and December.
Knew it could not last forever....
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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.
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The unseasonably warm (for the most part) weather was so lovely this year, but I guess Old Man Winter had to show up some time. Too bad, if it had to start snowing, we didn't get a picturesque which Christmas this year.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely vintage quilt. I adore the soft, feminine colours.
Many thanks for your blog comment today, dear gal, I really appreciate it and hope you have a stellar New Year!
Jessica
I love this quilt. It's pretty and pink.
ReplyDeleteTime to pull out the soup crocks in your neck of the woods. We are waiting for it to blow through here.
Do you have any vintage hankies (cheap ones not collector)?
Bonne et Heureuse Année 2012!! to my friend and France lover.
Gorgeous quilt. Wishing you a wonderful New Year and a year full of happiness, good health and all things wonderful, Tam x
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of washing that has been frozen on the line and I'm sure it will be very good for your old quilt too.
ReplyDeleteHave a great New Year in Toronto...
Julie x
Lovely Quilt...I hope you are wrapping up warm. Wishing you a very happy new year
ReplyDeleteI love it when washing does that!! especially bed sheets....don't ask me why??? Hope you had an amazing Christmas!! Karen
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