Wheaten Woolens Continued...

At lunchtime, we left the barn and walked through the lovely gardens

to the incredible 1860's farmhouse of Barry and Beth Anne.

Even on this short walk there was plenty of beauty to be seen and enjoyed.

I better weed my gardens when I get home ;)

I knew that it was going to be oh so special before I even walked in the door!

Beth Anne's husband, Barry was kind enough to give us a tour of their incredible home and allow us to take photos.

Gorgeous displays in every direction. 

With beautiful large scale views 

And stunning tiny details...

With lovely views from every window

This vignette was a stunner that stopped me in my tracks

It was fun to see our shared love of the artwork of Rebekah and Ginny on display in their home.

I have one of Ginny's little mice on display with a folk art elephant at home myself :)

Their displays are formed with artistic elegance that captures their beauty

I think that they love birds as much as I do!

Of course the hooking / sewing room was my favorite

Be still my heart!

Thank you Barry and Beth Anne! The stories behind your collections made them all the more precious. And sharing with us your private spaces is a gift that I treasure...

But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.

~Thessalonians 3:3

Blessings, Patti