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| Only one barn quilt in the East Aurora area. |
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| You just never know where you might find flowers growing. This sunflower is going to grow, by hook or by crook. |
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| Some times you see the cutest kitties. |
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| Back at the bed and breakfast the mother fox showed up. |
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| The following morning this deer came up to the feeder. Kathy the owner of the bed and breakfast says she comes every day to check out the feeders. This one is hers. She seemed to be enjoying it. |
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| Here is another row. Once I get home, I will show pictures and where each of the rows have come from. This one is from The Village Quiltery, in Tannersville, PA. I am loving this one. |
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| This one is another one from New York. |
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| I think this one is from New York, too. There have been so many great rows on this hop. In talking with one of the owners of a quilt shop, I found out that next year all 50 states will be involved. Some of the quilts that are showing up on facebook are outstanding. Imagine what will be shown next year. So much fun. Have a great day. Mary |
3 comments:
what a lovely spot to live in with all the wild life visiting. Your rows are coming long so well. Wonder how tall the sunflower will grow
OK, now I know the secret to growing sunflowers...put them somewhere the rabbits can't get to them! LOL
Love your row by row progress...very nice.
Smiles,
Kelly
LOL! Love the sunflower! Now I need to plan a road trip to Tannersville NY. First, I have to find out where it is. I was told at a shop today that the patterns may be purchased online after Nov. 1st. there are a few that I may want to track down.
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