Good evening everyone! We had a few chilly nights last week and, inspired by blog friend QB's tales of ''three quilt nights'' in her northern NY home, I was so happy to get out all my October quilts.
Of course the days are hot and sunny, the nights here just cooler, not frosty--no flannel sheets yet. I love this NY weather guy, he makes me laugh--oh so true! Yes the quilt inducing nights were what we call First False Fall.
You can also see the leaves don't change here---not anytime soon, that big green swath on the eastern coastline. Not that we have trees right here anyway, the ugly black spruces don't get pretty red leaves, so they.
QB was also kind enough to say she enjoys my seasonal decorating, so I primped around the cottage a bit. I only used things I have! Nothing new, shopped my closets and so on. If you're bored, scroll on by, okay.

First up, Starry Eyed Jack greets everyone with a smile.
Then around the open living space:

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My brown and pumpkin colored bowls on a little corner stand a friend found sidewalk surfing. I painted it my turquoise. Many years ago. A tad messy bec I had moved everything away from walls due to brick guys' jackhammering.
Still deck days, my sewing box and Whatnots.
Prim Jacks, will be working on the faces during October.
Mo is doing okay. He yearns for the AC though. He likes temps in 40s-50s best...or colder.
Have a great week!
love
lizzy
gone to the beach....
nature note: The oystercatchers are still here. They should leave on October 2, but in recent years are seen here thru November. I watch them form their family flocks and practice group flying in the late afternoons. In case you are not familiar w Oystercatchers [a somewhat endangered shorebird], link to Audubon page
Oystercatchers Below is a dune swale. The basin has seasonal ponds that form, attracting migrating birds who are attracted by the food and water and serene quietude and safety.
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Unknown maker, from my files: [Inspiration] Autumn Leaves
Love that orange quilt on your sofa--so pretty...
ReplyDeletemy "Jack" is out today too...
Just lovely bowl collection and those pitchers look so great together......lovely decor for Autumn days --now if we can get some cooler temps;))) Hugs, Julierose
You have some lovely things, and not just quilts. You know how to dress a room. My living room stays the same, just more or less cat hair depending on how regularly I have changed the quilt throws on the sofa!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I collect what I love, so I guess the rooms are ''me''. As for pet hair, no creatures shed like a Pug. I have had many cats so I know. I have been known to photo shop out the furry dust balls in my blog and IG pics, hahaha.
DeleteAhh, my favorite kind of post, filled with quilts and homey comforts everywhere! I do feel bad that you don't have the chance to experience October in all its multicolor glory, crisp cool mornings, warmish afternoons and bright sunny skies ... except for today. We've been waiting for the promised rain all day, and we finally had a short shower about half an hour ago. Has Mo always loved the cold or is this something new? Gibbs always wanted to sleep right against the drafty doors.
ReplyDeleteI love your stacked pottery. I have mine out too. I like to bring them out as part of my fall decor, it's time to also get all the pumpkins out. Your little quilts here and there add just the right accent of color. I look forward to seeing the faces on your Prim Jacks, as you call them. I need to get out some fall fabrics out and just play. Good to see Mo.
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