Friday, June 27, 2008

Show and Tell Friday

It is show and tell Friday at Kelli's http://kellishouse.blogspot.com/ I wanted to share this antique crib at Ocracoke Island where we vacationed last week. I thought it was so cool. It had a screening type thing on the sides.
This was a quilt made by the Island women--it is being raffled and I forgot to put my name in!!



Have a great weekend.

19 comments:

  1. What a vivid and gorgeous colored quilt. They were raffling this? And you forgot to add your name....man alive, I think I'd turn around and go back. LOL

    My show n tell is shared. Hope you can stop by for a "howdy do!" Happy weekend to you---

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  2. Love the cute crib. Sorry you missed the drawing opportunity.
    I hope you had a great time on vacation.

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  3. Interesting. Maybe you should go back and put your name in.

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  4. What a pretty quilt. Love the colors. Hope you win! Cute baby bed too.

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  5. What a wonderful vintage crib and the quilt is beautiful, I'm sorry you missed out on such a wonderful opportunity. I will have to take a look around your blog home, your monkeys and the little monkey have caught my interest, I believe I've been by a couple times before :). Have a wonderful weekend! :)

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  6. You always have such wonderful things to share. What a gorgeous quilt!

    I hope you are doing well. It's been a while since we have visited. Sending good wishes your way.

    Cookie

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  7. How neat to have screens instead of slats. That is a bright and pretty quilt.

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  8. The crib is very unique. And the quilt is beautiful.

    Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.

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  9. Neat crib, I haven't seen one like that before. I know you are getting excited about your new grandson's arrival!

    Beautiful quilt!

    Katherine

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  10. I like the crib. My great Aunt had one that was iron painted white that I always loved and hoped she'd give to me. I know a baby couldn't sleep in it because the bars were too far apart but I still wanted it. I love the quilt. Some of the blocks I am unfamiliar with.
    Mama Bear

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  11. What a lovely vacation you had - and what a beautiful quilt! I'm reading Jennifer Chiaverini's books right now, so though I don't quilt, I am enjoying learning much more about that craft.

    The poignant story about your in-laws was very touching! I do not look forward to the day when one or both of my parents are in this position.

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  12. Thank you for visiting me and for your kind comments.
    As to quilting: The first quilt I made was a Little Dutch Girl applique that I made for my daughter years ago. My Mom helped and we hired someone to do the quilting. Next, I made a TV quilt for my first grandson. A neighbor gave me the instructions. I tied that one. I made 3 more of those in twin size and hand quilted them. These were the Rail pattern and they were sewn all around and turned before I quilted.
    I bought the book for the one I call the elm creek sampler after reading the first book Jennifer Chiaverini wrote. I bought the material in 2003 and am just now getting around to working on it. I decided to take these classes recently and bought the new machine. I have learned so much. So yes you can learn on your own but there are a lot of tips others can give you in class. For instance, until yesterday, I thought the polyester batting I was using was all there was out there. There are a lot of blogs about quilting and they have been a big help to me. I'm teaching my daughter what I learn. I'd be glad to help you any way I can.
    Most local quilt shops have classes.
    Mama Bear

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  13. That crib is fabulous! Can't believe you forgot to put your name in on the quilt! LOL!

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  14. Love the crib & the quilt. Thanks for sharing & letting us drool over it a bit. :D

    For your daily dose of vintage goodness & a bit of silliness, stop by Confessions of an Apron Queen

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  15. What a wonderful old crib. I think the design is a fabulous idea. :-) Rosie

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  16. That is a truly beautiful crib. You just don't see things like that anymore. The quilt is pretty, you must of been have a wonderful time to forget to add your name.
    Take care,
    ginger

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