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Wednesday, May 15, 2024

Wordless Wednesday - Visiting The Mennonite Community


Good morning and a very lovely Wednesday to you. May I interest in a  Not So Wordless Wednesday post?🤗  

Last week Mr. Pinker and I took ride to the Mennonite community a couple of counties over. It is always a delight to visit this small community.  I hope you enjoy this ride out into the country. 


The first stop was the fabric store. 

 I came home with these lovely fabrics. 

Aren't these fabrics beautiful? 

The red and green fabrics area  Kaye England print. 








The homes are so beautiful. 










 Thank you for taking time to drop by for a visit. May your day be filled with peace and love. 

As always...

Happy  Stitching and Quilting, y'all

Melisa

Thank you for the sweet visit. 

"There is beauty in simplicity. "

Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤

Dedicated to my baby sister, Amy.   Love and miss you, Amo 

                      Y'all come back now , ya' hear! 

 

29 comments:

  1. I know this community! We go there often as my husband loves to go to the greenhouse. I haven't stopped at the quilt shop yet but I do have a friend that goes often.

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    1. Oh how exciting, Pam! We love the greenhouses too; I always load up on plants come springtime and fall when the mums come out. We usually stop at several of the businesses. You will have to visit the quilt shop- lots of pretty fabrics there and gorgeous quilts as well. Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit. Hugs and Blessings.

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  2. Love those bright reds you brought home. Looks like a very nice drive in the country.

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    1. There were so many yummy fabrics available. I stayed good and just brought home a few though. LOL. It was a lovely visit. Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit, Kate. Enjoy your day.

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  3. Lovely fabrics you picked up on your venture to the Mennonite community, Melisa. What a peaceful area!

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    1. It was a peaceful and enjoyable drive . I was quite happy will my fabrics plus we picked up all of the plants that we needed for our garden. Thank you for the sweet visit, Robin. I hope you are enjoying your day.

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  4. That looks like a fun trip. Those cows are, shall we say, quite plump. I'd love to drive that road - so pretty!

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    1. Oh yes , I all of the livestock looked quite healthy .Lol. I just loved seeing the heifers and sheep. They were my favorites . I think you would enjoy a ride down this country road, Linda. It was a good day to be out and about. Thank you for dropping in. Hugs.

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  5. Those "Back Porch" prints are so adorable--really great colors too--especially that soft green one...can't wait to see what you make with those;)))
    Great cow pictures; my paternal Grand-pere was a dairy farmer--used to love to visit his farm when I was growing up...I can remember riding in the car and my Dad telling me the different kinds of cows....ah, sweet memories...Hugs, Julierose

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    1. Aaah those are sweet memories, Julierose. I bet you just loved being out and about on the farm especially it being a dairy farm. I know grandparents were busy. Did you help in the milking? Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit. Hugs.

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  6. Melisa, you must tell me where this community is as I would love to visit and go to the stores. Love the fabrics. Those cows are beautiful!

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    1. You would love it,Brenda. It is near Fall Creek Falls State Park  in TN .I guess the closest town would be Spencer. They have all kinds of notions and gorgeous quilts too. You are going to have to make a trip to the community. I hope you are having a wonderful Wednesday. Thank you for dropping by. Hugs. 

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  7. What a pretty drive! I love the rolling hills you have in your part of the world, Melisa. Enjoy those beautiful new fabrics--I know you'll create something fun with them! ♥

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    1. It was a lovely day to be out exploring. I have to admit I love the rolling hills too especially when there is farmland to see. I think I already have a project in mind for the fabrics - well at least for 2 of them. Lol. I hope you had a wonderful day, Carol and thank you for dropping in for a visit. Hugs.

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  8. Looked like it was a beautiful day for a drive. . .it was fun to see all the livestock! I too like your fabric purchases!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects

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    1. It was a nice day to be out and about. It started out rainy but soon the sun peeked out from the clouds and dried things up. The livestock is my favorite too. We saw more this trip than we have seen in the past. Thank you for taking time to visit me, Terry. I hope you have been having a great week. Hugs.

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  9. Hi Melissa. I just love getting your emails with your posts. I'm wondering if you had a pattern for the Strawberries quilt that you've been working on. Would love to make one.

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  10. It seems to be a quiet community, Melisa
    Kisses

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    1. It is , Isabel. It is always a joy to visit this small community. We enjoy going to so many of their quaint shops for goods. I hope you had a lovely day and thank you. Hugs.

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  11. Looks like a beautiful drive and such interesting sights, too! When we were in Kentucky a few weeks ago, we were on some country roads like that - so pretty. We even saw an Amish horse and buggy trotting along! I love the fabric you found - looking forward to seeing what you make with it!

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    1. Kentucky has some beautiful rolling hills . I would love to go to the Amish / Mennonite community in KY. I have visited them in OH and PA. Don't you just love to see the Amish horse and buggies? Thank you for the sweet visit, Diann. Hugs

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  12. The countryside looks so peaceful and nice, reminds me of where I grew up (Norway). Love those cows! Pretty fabrics you brought home.

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    1. Oh it was very peaceful and a lovely visit to this community. I think the cows were my favorite to see. We saw more this trip than we have seen in the past. Thank you for dropping by for a visit, Astrid. Hugs.

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  13. I really enjoy your Wordless Wednesdays. The photos you shared are refreshing.

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    1. Aaah thank you so much, dear. I enjoy posting them especially when the photos are of nature. I hope your day is a lovely one. Hugs.

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  14. What a fun day in the country. The scenery is lovely. Love the look of weathered barnwood. Jersey cows are so pretty. Their coloration looks so soft. Makes me want to pet them. Your fabric choices are so bright and fun. Those 30's repros have such cute images on them. I'm sure you have something fun in mind already.

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    1. We had a wonderful time, Ginny. The Jerseys were my favorite to see. They are so sweet but a little sassy too. Lol. We saw horses, sheep and ponies but no chickens this time. I already have an idea for the 30's fabrics. I wish I had bought more of those. Oh well maybe that means another trip. Lol. Happy Thursday , sweet friend. Hugs.

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  15. What a sweet drive through the country. I love the view! Your fabric choices look delicious. Reading some of the other comments, I'm really looking forward to tomorrow's post with the strawberry designs!

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    1. Aaah thank you so much, Susie. It was a wonderful day to be out. We visited the greenhouses, the quilt shop and the general store. My favorite was just seeing the livestock and the farmers at work though. Oh yes, I am posting a Strawberry Mini Sampler on Saturday, my quilt top on Friday and a new Strawberry stamp on Sunday. I hope you drop back by for a visit. Have a beautiful day. Hugs.

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