This is the first quilt I made. I also spend time (volunteer) at a place called Macktown, which was the first village of White people in my area Rocton/Roscoe IL. I volunteer time as I can and I love this place. Tomorow we have an "1830;s breakfast - meat pies, fried applies, scrambled eggs, cider, etc. I am going to see if someone will buy this little wall hanging. Let me see if I can send a pic of it. I couldn't get Nemo cat off of it! Last year we had 1500 people. It's a living history museum.

Can't see a pic Pam. That breakfast sounds yummy!!

I will try again.

Very nice, hope you can sell it!!!

What purrfect points. No wonder your kitty needed to see!

That is really nice what I can see around the cat. LOL. They sure always like to be center stage don't they? That is a really nice quilt too. I love visiting Living History Farms.

oooooooooooooo very very pretty

Very nice! Glad you were able to post it.

That is your first???You are amazing!! I'd buy it in a heartbeat!! Bet it goes fast if you are selling it...which I couldn't do it!! Even the cat has marked it w/his tail as his territory!:))Great job!! Skeat......who has never heard of areas being marked as the first white communities-very interesting...where's Loretta on this subject??:0)I bet working any living history is much fun!!

Very very nice. Nemo likes it too!!

Kyia

Thanks for the notes. It didnt sell. We had so many people in to eat we ran out of food, we weren't able to keep up with china (we use good china and silverware, etc.) It was an amazing day. We had 13 volunteers and I came but left early because of my broken butt (teehee). I love living history museums.

I must tell you the first year we had 150 people. Big typo error. Sorry! We had to move to a different building. I will find out this week how many we had but it was enuf people to have them wait in line, which has never happened.

Hi mplsgirl, I love it. Also I have to say that you are the first person I have met on here that is so close to my home town. I used to live in rockford, il. I moved to ga. 7 years ag. Sure do miss home. It has been 2 years now since I have been home.

Jeanette

You are such a lucky girl that didn't sell!!! That one is a defin. 'keeper'..if you just can't keep it...send it to me!!:))LOL Skeat

Really nice Pam! Kitty likes it too!!

Did you really? I don't think you would miss it today - soooo cold the past few days, snow, and more sleet and snow coming maybe tomorrow. Did you ever go to The Quilter's General Store when you lived here?