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Monday, March 16, 2026

Nashville Market 2026 -- Haul

Happy Monday, Friends!

My travels to Alabama and back home to North Carolina went smoothly. I listened to an audio book while driving back roads and that helped the trip go quickly.


The purpose of the trip was to attend Market Day at GaRon Stitchery in Ozark, AL. I explained about Nashville Market here.


Gary and Ronny had all the market goodies displayed such that customers did not have to dig through charts to find what they wanted.









I stitched after I picked up my pre-order…and did a little more stash enhancement. There were a few other ladies that hung out all day and stitched with me. Then the guys joined us when things slowed down.


Ronny and Lynn
Gary closed the shop an hour early so he, Ronny and I could grab an early dinner. I needed to get a good night’s rest before driving home on Sunday.


I didn’t take a lot of photos of the trip because I was too busy socializing and stitching. But I did take some pictures of my market haul.

 

From Teresa Kogut


Chart and a Specialty Cut Piece of Fabric


1776-2026 Stocking


We are Blessed Chart


The kit and paint from Chantelle's 141 Design Company
to make the drum for We are Blessed

From Brenda Gervais, With Thy Needle and Thread



One Flag, One Land


The kit to make the stand from Chatelle's 141 Design Company

From Plum Street Samplers


The Pledge of Allegiance


Happy Day

From Finally A Farmgirl


Haven for Liberty Sampler

The 2026 Prairie Schooler Santa


From Siren Stitchworks


Patriotic Biscornu Chart and Buttons

From Threadwork Primitives


Red Letter Sampler


36 count Linen and Threads for Red Letter Sampler

From Annie Beez Folk Art


Patriotic Pears


Linen, threads, finishing fabric and wool for Patriotic Pears

From Dirty Annie's


Honey Lemon Tea


The finishing supplies from Paisleys and Polka Dots for Honey Lemon Tea


Hey Honey


The finishing supplies fro Paisleys and Polka Dots for Hey Honey

There are five designers who collaborated on a seasonal project called Baked Fresh. Each created five designs to be displayed on a wood cookie jar.


From Sweet Wing Studio


Easter Cookies

From Crafty Bluebonnet


Patriotic Cookies

From Finally A Farmgirl


Halloween Cookies

From Antique Needleworkers


Thanksgiving Cookies

From Textilly Crafts


Christmas Cookies

The wood cookie jar is from Paisleys and Polka Dots



Lastly, I picked up new needles, ric-rac, needle minder, and some pins





This should keep me busy for a while.


But first, I need to make the Sewcialites 3 block that was released last Friday, and the Fat Quarters by the Dozen block that was released yesterday. That means the next update will be a quilty one.


See you soon!


17 comments:

Cherie Moore said...

Wowza! You have a lot of stitching to do! So many wonderful charts celebrating the country’s 250th. My favorite is the drum. I stitched the Pledge of Allegiance for my husband’s office when he was in the Air Force. I have always wanted to reframe it…..maybe I’ll do that this year. Enjoy looking at your projects and deciding which one to do first!

Gene Black said...

What a haul! You will be staying busy all year

Linda at Texas Quilt Gal said...

Goodness Ronny and Gary did a LOT of work - look at those attractive displays! You really got some good stuff, what fun you have in store. My favorite is that skating Santa!

Julierose said...

Just lovely acquisitions, Jeanna!! I really like that Midnight Santa stocking--so neat!! Lots of stitching in your future...enjoy ;)))
hugs, Julierose

Vicki in MN said...

OMG what a haul! You really have some fun stitchin' ahead that will keep you out of trouble, haha. My favorite are the cookies. I might have to look those up.

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

That looks like a really fun event, Jeanna! You will not lack for stitching projects this year at all. I love the little cookie designs - they look like fun!

Linda's Relaxing Lair said...

Dear Jeanna, you scored really well, dear friend. What amazing finds. 👏 I love exploring places like this. I was at a thrift store here in Montreal today and had a great time looking around. I found and purchased a few things and was so happy with my finds.
This place in your photos looks so neat and organized and there are so many beautiful things.
Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️

Granny Marigold said...

My but that market was so well organized and you found so many lovely treasures!!! My favourites have to be the two Christmas stockings. Of course your other choices are also great. Long ago I did a Santa in cross stitch. I get him out every year.

Jeanette said...

The event you went to looked fun. Nice haul of goodies you have got yourself. Love the Halloween cookies, they are so cute.

TerryKnott.blogspot.com said...

What an event! I can see why you pre-ordered. . .there was so many goodies in your photo. . .it could have been overwhelming! Your purchases were awesome!

Lin said...

Goodness, you are going to be busy! Love that Midnight Santa stocking but lots of great things to work on. xx

Astrid said...

WOW! Look at all those goodies! So much to look at. Lots of fun to stitch. Love all the designs, especially Midnight Santa.

Needled Mom said...

Wow! You will have fun stitching days ahead.

Rosemary Dickinson said...

You bought such great stuff! Market Day looked like so much fun! I wouldn't have known where to begin with so many goodies being displayed. Enjoy your new supplies. I'll be looking for them as you start stitching!

Melisa- pinkernpunkinquilting said...

That is one amazing haul, Jeanna. I am so glad that you had a wonderful time. I look forward to seeing your pretties stitched in the future.

Susan said...

OMGosh - what a haul! I think that will keep you busy for a bit...Love those little pins...hard to find here in AU

The Happy Whisk said...

Too busy socializing and stitching sounds like a perfect day!