We are in Austin. What a place. Our girls moved here and there is much to see and do.
We stopped in an antique shop on South Congress. They call it raw materials - I noticed:
- incredible displays, items grouped by colors.
- great quilts - note the antique improv.
- cool things we can do with our sewing items.
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A spool shelf |
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Giant wool hexagons |
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Silky improv |
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Scrappy strings |
Last, but far from least, are these strings of wooden spools. I collect them. But I just keep them in containers - look how great they look all strung together and hung up.
I can't wait to do that when I get home. I'll probably find I need to collect MORE.
love, love, love that hexagon quilt!
ReplyDeleteOh my, the call of the wool gets louder each time I see one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visual feast!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the morning show! Enjoy Austin!
ReplyDeleteOh I love those giant wool hexagons! Enjoy your visit!
ReplyDeletehope you're eating lots of excellent TexMex. I like that spool shelf - pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely things you have shown us! I love those wooden spools - I collect them too. They are getting harder to find now that everything is made from horrid plastic! I have my eye on some that my mum has at her house ... but she still uses them! xCathy
ReplyDeleteGreat post thhanks
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