Stella's Social Club

[mlm Mike]

Nice going Mike, and a hug for Moose

Thanks Diva!

Quote: Yes, stay away from chick day chicks. Glad you have projects and inventory.

 

[drumstick diva]

Mike I have seen those small incubators before, I can't believe a few chicks could fit in there. My claustrophobia is acting up again.

 

[mlm Mike]

Mike I have seen those small incubators before, I can't believe a few chicks could fit in there. My claustrophobia is acting up again.

They work really well.

 

[The Sheriff]

Nope Mike, no chicks for me. That is why I stayed on the perimeter. They need to move the crocs flip flops over by the chicks though! Looking forward to enjoying chick pics though. That I can do!

 

[mlm Mike]

Nope Mike, no chicks for me. That is why I stayed on the perimeter. They need to move the crocs flip flops over by the chicks though! Looking forward to enjoying chick pics though. That I can do!

I guess I need to get some of acceptable quality.

 

[Mahonri]

Mary, it just amazes me that you could fix up a shop, get all this stuff together AND repurpose and paint a lot of it in the amount of time that you have!

AMEN! I just get tired thinking about it!!!

 

[1muttsfan]

So yesterday while out making a furniture delivery we stopped to see the new babies at a small goat farm - for those who love goats, here it is

So much fun!

 

[mlm Mike]

Looks like the goat farm was fun!

 

[The Sheriff]

Love it Muttsfan! So cute. They seem to be born wanting to head butt. My favorite part was when the little guy jumped up on the stump and missed! Too funny. Who could not love baby goats!

 

[speckledhen]

Love the shop, Mary. It's missing QUILTS! You just need one of my hand quilted table runners up there on that table, woman! HA! LOL. Like this Americana one:



An antique shop bought one of my log cabin pattern hand quilted fall table runners from our Etsy shop to re-sell at a quilt show. At first I thought maybe they wanted it for as shop display, then I saw the ad for the Amish and other hand quilted items at the upcoming quilt show they were participating in and said to myself, "well, duh!". They probably tripled the price on it.

This is the one they bought for resale. I do prefer a fine hand quilting like this one to machine quilting, the look of it. The pain of it, well, that's another matter. Ouch.




I have others that t I think would look nice on your table, but some are machine quilted, some hand quilted. My carpal tunnel has made it harder to hand quilt anything lately-I know you, Mary, can relate to stuff like that, but dang, lady, you sure keep on trucking and so shall I!