Welcome, sweet snow bunnies.
Yep! We went from close to 70 degrees yesterday to snow this morning. But it hasn't lasted long. It is already melting and warmer weather is on the way.
Yesterday, I bustled around the house changing out some of my quilts. I pulled out a yellow scrap quilt that I finished last year.
I was so excited to hang my chicken quilt that I worked on last year.
When Mr. Pinker got home from work . I gleefully exclaimed. "Lookie, dear! I hung up my chicken quilt!!!"
"Where?" he asked.
"On the wall ! Where else , Silly!"
Mr. Pinker began to twist his head all around looking at every wall. Then he spotted it.
"You kinda miss it with all of the stuff hanging about, " he said with a sly grin.
"Well I do see a few hens peeking through the country clutter," I said with pure joy.
"They like their area to be cluttered, I mean decorated too.," I explained as I clapped my hands in excitement. "I have pulled out hens and a rooster and even filled my dough bowl with stitchy goodies."
" I think you have reached the point of no return on the chicken addiction," Mr. Pinker said with a sigh.
"Oh no! You can never have to many chickens. That is a fact. You can even look it up! " I then began to ramble on " I have 2 new chicken quilts in the works and I need .....🐔🐔🐔"
All Mr. Pinker heard was "Cluck, cluck, cluck".
"Ok, dear. Whatever makes your chicken loving heart happy" And then he went merrily on his way and I - well I went about clucking along filling my mason jar with plastic eggs.
After puttering around like a busy hen, I then changed gears and did the bunny hop into the living room and stuffed the little Dollar Tree carrot gift bags with some plastic bags and Wah lah! I had some little carrots to set about.
Finally , I wrapped up the evening by making a yellow block for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge.
I am joining these lovely ladies' link parties. I hope you check them out; they always have so many wonderful projects going on and provide the opportunity for other needleworkers to meet.
Alycia's of Alycia's Quilts for Finished of Not Friday
Michelle at From Bolt to Beauty for Beauty Pageant - Friday
Wendy at Wendy's Quilts for Peacock Party - Friday
Frederique at Applique Patchwork Quilting for Patchwork & Quilts - Saturday
Angela of So Scrappy for Scrap Happy Saturday
Pat at Life in the Scrapatch for Stitch , Sew and Show- Wednesday
Jennifer at Inquiring Quilter for Wednesday Wait Loss- Wednesday
Denise at For the Love of Geese for Put Your Foot Down- Thursday
Kelly at My Quilt Infatuation for Needle and Thread Thursday- Thursday
That is a sweet Chicken Quilt, for sure! Chicken Strut and Bunny Hop, you had me laughing out loud, the mister must always be amused with your antics. Have a wonderful weekend and "no" to snow! I may have to bunny-hop around the garden this afternoon, sun is shinnbing and it is not too hot!! Need to take care of some pesky weeds! Love and hugs from Arizona.
ReplyDeleteLol thank you so much, Mary. Lol I keep Mr. Pinker on his toes. Thankfully the snow melted quickly and we are back in the 60's. I need to be bunny hopping into the garden as well. Hope you had a very productive weekend. Hugs and love.
DeleteYour chicken quilt looks adorable. Did you make the yellow one that you took down? Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Penny. I made the yellow quilt about 10 years ago. It is still one of my favorites to hang especially come summer time. Have a very lovely week.Hugs.
DeleteThe new chicken quilt is very pretty! A lot of chicken? Where? ;))
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your happy place, and linking up!
Aaah thank you so much Frederique. Lol I do love my chickens. Have a wonderful week and happy quilting.
DeleteLove your chicken quilt, so cute and springy!
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Gretchen. It certainly brightens up the kitchen and makes me smile. I hope you have a lovely week and happy quilting.
DeleteOh, that chicken quilt, I love it!
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Jenny. I had so much fun working on it last year. It holds a lot of good memories. Thank you for the sweet visit. Happy quilting.
DeleteLove your chicken quilt, Melisa! Always enjoy seeing your pictures and reading your words! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Robin. The Chicken quilt is one of my most recent favorites. Hope you are getting some warmer weather. Have a great week and happy stitching. Hugs.
DeleteToo funny, Melisa! Congrats on getting your RSC Chicken quilt up on the wall. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLol thank you so much, Joy. I had a ball working on this quilt. I was so excited to finally get to hang it up. Have a wonderful week. Happy quilting.
DeleteWhat a lovely post this is. Totally enjoyed it. Your chicken quilt is just adorable. You really know how to set up for great pictures. Have fun! ;^)
ReplyDeleteAaah you are so kind, Chantal. Thank you so much for making my day. I do love my chickens and was so excited to pull this quilt out and hang it. Have a wonderful week and thank you again for the sweet visit.
DeleteOh I am in total agreement with you - you can never have too many chickens!! In fact, I need more.... Love your chicken quilt and all your decorations! xx
ReplyDeleteAll your quilts are lovely....but that sweet chicken quilt...is soooo adorable! Your displays are always so much fun and lovely to see. Wishing you a lovely day full of blessings. ((hugs))
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much , dear. I sure wish I had more quilting time to complete more. I had a ball working on the chicken quilt last year and it certainly brightens my kitchen. Have a wonderful week. Hugs and blessings.
DeleteChickens are irresistible in my humble opinion. Such cute stuff, especially the chicken quilt peaking out. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteAah thank you so much, Jennifer for the sweet visit. I feel the same about chickens. I can not get enough of them and have been collecting chicken related items for years. lol. Have a wonderful week and happy quilting.
DeleteHaha, you had me clucking, I mean chuckling. Great post and I love the chicken quilt. Your weather and view looks much like mine, in the woods and 20-70 degrees in 24 hours. Thank you for linking up to Put your foot down.
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