Welcome to this Thursday Doors on a Saturday. Had some business to take care of before I could share with you this weekend. You’ll see that in a minute. But first, Ron & I made a little country drive in between snows. Was nice to get out and see the countryside together.
Regardless how I tried zooming in or cropping, those doors are hard to see. I’m pretty sure the lower door is a piece of plywood. But I believe the upper door is still there, weathered and darkened with age.
There’s a wedding today. With Ron’s low immunity, we cannot attend. But I’m thankful for a very supportive family. In fact, they let me crash the end of their rehearsal dinner last night so I could hand deliver my gift. I got to see the inside of the venue too. So it made a lovely backdrop for the photos I’m able to share with you today.
Dug deep into my stash for this one. I found some camou fabric as they both love to hunt, a little piece of wine fabric for one block to acknowledge Anna’s wine appreciation, and a BBQ fabric to give a nod to Aaron’s talent for smoking meats. Got as close to a Hunter green with the border as I dared with today’s color trends as Aaron is the spitting image of my grandfather. The Hunter genes run deep. But mainly I’m just very happy they loved it. Goal accomplished.
Katy Trail Creations 
Charming quilt
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Thanks Sheree!
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What a lovely quilt! They will surely treasure it!
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Thanks you! It was so nice to see their faces 🙂
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I love old barns, farmhouses, and railroads! They’re the heart and soul of America. Even if the can’t be saved, we should record them for posterity. Well done! 📸💯💕
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Wish I had the money to save them all!
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The quilt is beautiful and such a thoughtful gift.
I love the doors, even the one that is hard to see.
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Thank you! Like you, our drive-bys have to be quick. Shot guns are a thing here. funny but not.
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Yikes!
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The quilt is beautiful and such a thoughtful gift.
I love the doors, even the one that is hard to see.
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Handsome farmhouse and truly lovely and special quilt.
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Thank you Judy!
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I love old houses. Imagine its history and people who lived there. Too bad people don’t care about them. It’s the same everywhere I think. Gorgeous quilt! Their faces say it all; they love it!
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Thank you Astrid! Doors to a home more deserving of care for sure. And so happy for my nephew 💕
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I like the look of the old house and your quilt is lovely.
LinsArt
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Thank you ☺️
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Wonderful country scenes and what a beautiful quilt!
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Thank you so much!
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That’s a great rural decayed farmhouse, Katy and your quilt is gorgeous!
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Thank you! I appreciate that!
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A beautiful quilt! And so much thought and love you put into choosing the fabrics. A treasure!
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Thank you! I appreciate your visits and kind comments 🙂
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[…] Once again, I have to thank one particular writerly friend – my fellow Central Avenue author Darlene Foster – who, this week, posted a writing challenge on her blog – courtesy of another writer who Darlene follows named Dan Antion. The challenge is called Thursday Doors and it is designed to encourage writers to craft a piece based on a particular image. The image Darlene chose for her own challenge piece – House Of Broken Dreams – is an evocative photograph of an abandoned homestead, captured by photographer Katy Trail Creations. […]
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