Plaid Farmhouse Quilt designed by Stitching with the Housewives and published by It’s Sew Emma.
I
shared about it in several previous posts a few years ago. I started the quilt
during the summer of 2021 while we were camping.
The piecing was completed in
November of that same year.
My long-armer worked her magic at some point in early 2022. Then, it was tucked away as we moved and traveled, and I got distracted by that “other” hobby 😊
Well, it is bound now. I remember wanting a chicken fence looking design for the quilting. My long-armer didn’t have one in her repertoire so we went with something else.
This is quilt number three from the binding pile. Only six more to go!
Hubby and I recently made another whirlwind trip to Florida. This time for a medical check-up…all is well.
We
most always take the back roads through South Carolina and Georgia when we go
to Florida. We can avoid some of the crazy traffic on interstate. This also provides us an opportunity to stop
at one of our favorite farmstands.
They always have a fun game setup as you approach the building.
This time we bought fresh peaches.
Those
peaches became a cobbler by me…
And ice cream by my sweetheart…
It’s a good thing that I am power walking 6 miles at the lake, four days a week.
I’m off to do some “cipherin’”, as my papa used to say. I’m going to look at my mid-year cross stitch stats and compare them to where I was in January. If I can get it done in time, I’ll share it in this week’s Floss Friday update.
Linking up with:
Jennifer's Wednesday Wait Loss
Alycia Quilts when she opens her Finished (or not) Friday
Enjoy
your day and I’ll see you soon!
9 comments:
what a lovely quilt finish Jeanna;))) Yum those peaches look so good...enjoy hugs, Julierose
Lol, my grandpa called it cipherin’ also.
I have a few tops that need quilted, but once they are quilted I bind them almost immediately…. But maybe that is because i quilt them myself and am happy to get to the end of it.
'm a gingham lover, so I LOVE that quilt, and the quilting (I zoomed in) is perfect for it! How fun to stop at a fruit stand - I haven't seen on in so long. Your cobbler and ice cream - yum!
Yes, I also love that quilt and the quilting on it too. What a talent you are. And the Cobbler looks so good; I can imagine it with fresh peaches being so delicious. THanks for sharing it all!
This quilt will look perfect in your home, it is just gorgeous. You walk 6 miles, holy cow I can only manage 2!!
Your Farmhouse quilt is lovely, Jeanna! I think the quilting design does look like fencing. The backroads are always the way to go when you're on a road trip - looks very scenic. Yum on the peach cobbler and ice cream, too! I just bought my first batch of Colorado peaches yesterday, and had one on my cereal for breakfast this morning. So delicious!
Such a lovely quilt! I love those plaid fabrics by Stitching with the House Wives. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2025/07/09/wednesday-wait-loss-440
love that quilt. the quilting you chose is so great for it!! and peaches!! YUMMM!!! power walking is a good thing right? haha
Jeanna, your quilt is gorgeous. The food looks delicious and your photos are absolutely stunning.
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