Todays display chain is Rags..In days of old when people 'Made Do" Rags were saved for sewing and stuffing later.Mothers would sew rag dolls for the little ones..Feed and Flour sacks were made into dresses..Cheesecloth used to drain cheese and wrap things that needed air..Fabric scraps used for crazy quilts..And some tattered and torn things are held dearly just for the reminder of the comfort they brought.We prim lovers gather and collect these things for the warm feelings they bring and the softness it adds to our beloved not perfect decor....Above small mohair bear with crazy quilt wings....Below simple muslin bundle in the old store cupboard....
Hope you enjoyed my rags. Teresa is hosting our display chain for Misi today http://deppenhomestead1862.blogspot.com/ So stop over and visit and enjoy the other links to the chain.Warm Blessings!~Amy
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Amy,
You always have the nicest post~ wonderful displays and so nicely said!I love the bear~ so cute!
smiles
Teresa
What beautiful rags! I really love that quilt!
Love the quilt. It would look nice in my house.
That quilt is adorable! The random patch design gives it such a homey look.
I adore those cotton batting balls - have never seen anything like them! Did you make them yourself? I'm trying to figure out how I could do something similar. Is the batting sewin into a ball shape and stuffed? Or just wadded up and tied with the string? LOVE IT!
This is really cool - I have never seen much like this either except for maybe teddies~! Thanks for visiting my blog for OWOH! Do come back! :)
Very neat post, I really like the flour sack!
Loved your post Amy. Those cotton balls are fabulous. Love your trencher with the fruit too.
Enjoy your day,
AMY
I was wondering if you made your scrap balls too.....care to share how? Great display chain!
Amy, a most wonderful post! Love the idea for the cotton balls! OLM
Amy such a great post. I especially love the cotton batting balls. Great ideas for all your rags....
I love your new look.
I am as curious as everyone else. How do you make the batting balls? What are they made of? Can we do it?
You have some awfully nice rags. Love the Mother Hubbard flour sack!
★Linda★
Beautiful rags....great post!
Hi Amy, Thanks for stopping by my OWOH post. Your blog looks like a lot of fun, I'll be back after the madness.
Your rags are beeutiful! LOL! I love everything.
My hubby did something with our computer, so now I have to try and figure out how to do my pictures on here now. He isn't home to help me. I am not sure what he did! I will have to wait to participate in the next one.
Have a good evening.
Blessings,
Renee
Wonderful photos and displays.
Tam
I love all of your displays today! Your precious teddy at the top is just sooo sweet though. Thanks for sharing them all with us.
Hugs XX
Barbara
Great post Amy, you said our feelings about comfort so well.
Love all your rags, the quilt is great!!
Have a great day!!
Blessings,
Lorna
Thank you for entering my giveaway and posting it on your sidebar. I am drawing the winner tomorrow morning
How neat, in this day and age the world is disposable and when something dosen't look good anymore we just throw it out!
How creative our ancestors were!
You have a lovely blog! Thanks for stopping by and entering my OWOH giveaway and good luck!
xoE
You always have the neatest posts!! I love all your rags!!!
Great Rags ! It is so great to see , I was raised to never waste a thing!Each piece has a purpose and a time! Great blogging! Hope you havea great week!
lil raggedy angie
Beautiful rags and displays, Amy! I love them all!
Hugs,
Sue
Amy, just wanted to let you know that you are officially announced and linked to at my blog...stop by for a look. My sweet little boy helped me make the announcement! ;-)
Paula
Lovely post! I love flour and feed sacks!
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xo
samanthasaccessories
Love all of your items. I have some old books that I was going to get rid of, I think I will be dragging those back in the house from the garage and covering them. Won't my husband be so happy to have more junk in the house...I'll blame it on you!! lol
Cathy
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