Hello to the many friends who are readers here. Thank you for the emails and comments you share with me. Jack and I will be part of a large family group at Granddaughter Sarah's house for the Thanksgiving meal, but Pumpkins and wreaths are in place in our own home also. We have already made pumpkin pies and nut bread several times, as well as having laid in a supply of pecans from the new crop. We live fully in today, but I cannot help remembering Thanksgiving in our beloved Red Cape at the farm a few years ago. Look back with me in these pictures.
These are images from my book "Rugs for my Red Cape" which I am working with to create a down loadable e book. Wish me luck on that! Warmly, Edyth
5 comments:
I love your blog. It is so informative and lovely to look at. I come here often. I learned about your blog through MAIDA. Good luck with the book.
Beautiful. Good luck on your book!
Oh yes me too! I learned about your lovely blog through MAIDA also. I will visit you again, soon!
Carolyn :)
Have just found you...a quilting friend of mine had your book Pockets and Rollups which I now covet.
I can smell the wood fire and pies baking through your memories of earlier Thanksgivings in your Red Cape.
Thank you for sharing.
I enjoy your blog - the doll quilts are lovely and make me want to sit at my machine right now and make one...maybe tomorrow!
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