Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts

Sunday, November 28, 2010

One last turkey...


"Turkey Turkey"
design by Maggie Bonanomi
Over the river and through the wood to Grandfather's house we go...
I know that most people have moved on to the beginning of the Advent Season, but I had to share one last turkey finish!
We visited my parents' home for the Thanksgiving holiday and I am so thankful to have found the time for this happy dance finish! Our oldest son is getting his driver's ed hours in and drove down and back! He's a great driver and it gave me over 6 hours of stitching time!!



I also picked this piece up from the framers...
Another Boxwood & Berries finish - design by Blackbird Designs.
I abbreviated the pattern and stitched my favorite parts. I added the name of my town and year as this piece now commemorates our home winning the town beautification award this summer for our landscaping and curb appeal :) - I was just thrilled!

And our dear sweet Orion joined us on our family Thanksgiving trip :)
He was a perfect traveling companion, but is not too fond of hotels.
I think that our entire extended family fell in love with him ;)
Well, now I will begin my Christmas decorating and will be back to share soon...
Blessings, Patti

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Too Many Turkeys?


Can a person have too many turkeys?
I think not.


I love turkeys, one of my favorite birds.
I do think that it is a little odd that I decorate with what I eat on the holiday, but they are so beautiful...


Obviously in my house Christmas doesn't go up until after Thanksgiving so that I can enjoy my turkeys to the utmost, before being packed away for another year.


Each year I add one to my collection - this year a wonderful redware piece by SJ Pottery.



I think that turkeys evoke an autumnal, homey feel ~ don't you?


I also had to share my favorite cd for the season.
This is the soundtrack of my life for the month of November.
I listen to it over and over and over and over...
I think that I drive the rest of the house nuts, but I find it truly relaxing.
Wishing you and your family a Wonderful Thanksgiving filled with family, friends and gratitude to our ever generous and merciful God.
Blessings, Patti