So part of last week I was in Virginia at my nephew's wedding and visiting my #1 son and daughter-in-law. The wedding was in Charlottesville. As we were driving into town I spotted this barn with a quilt block on it. I know it is hard to see but it is that yellow square in the middle. We drove past it several times and this is the best shot I could get.
I highly recommend that you visit it if you are in the area.
I happened to visit on a day they were having a sale. I got the Kissing Booth layer cake 40% off and some of the fat quarters were on sale. I am collecting these for a quilt I plan to make next year.
After we stopped here, we ate lunch and then headed towards the cabin we were going to stay at. This is one of the views as we were driving up the road.
We drove up the mountain. This was a rental cabin. It was originally two cabins brought up the mountain. The center part was added in between the two cabins. What was so neat was that the windows on both sides of the middle section fold up like an accordion so the room could be open to the outdoors. We did not do this because it was too hot and humid. My sister-in-law invited us along with several other family members to stay at the cabin before the wedding day. It was great to see family. My two boys and their wives were there too. My daughter wasn't able to be there because of her job.Inside the kitchen was a functioning wood cooking stove. The refrigerator was a electric replica.
Every bed in the cabin had a quilt on it. I will show some of them next post.
With Passion,
Carrie P.
Such beautiful scenery!! And what a fun cabin!!! The quilt shop looks divine!! Your purchases are so lovely - wanted to put my hand through the monitor and touch!! LOL Looking forward to the quilt photos.
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Oh Gosh! What fun! Looks like a wonderful place to stay a few days! We love renting neat homes...especially when there is a great quilt shop nearby!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful part of the country! I had the good fortune to visit Cottonwood in the Spring. I may have purchased some fabric and a book that day.....
ReplyDeleteLOL whenever we stop at a quilt or yarn store while traveling I make sure to 1) thank my partner and 2) emphasize how much I did NOT buy LOL
ReplyDeleteThat cabin looks beautiful!
what a lovely shop! have fun at the wedding,looks like a beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteI love barn quilts. There are several "tours" you can take in Ohio. I've done one of them and this Fall hope to do another. Fun looking cabin. Looking forward to seeing the quilts.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun trip. Love those cabins!
ReplyDeleteThis does look like a fun trip and what a great cabin! Thanks for sharing the pictures. I will be on the lookout for that quilt shop - is it in Charlottesville?
ReplyDeleteI have a cousin who lives in Virginia and your pics make me want to go visit her... so pretty! We spent a day touring small wineries on our last visit and we saw so many interesting things along the way.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting cabin! I can't wait to see more. :0)
ReplyDeleteGreat cabin. Looks very cozy. Hope you had lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteThe cabin looks like a perfect place to stay - what a great stove! Everything is so incredibly green - no touch of fall there yet?
ReplyDeleteWonderful fabric grouping .
I'm intrigued by that quilt block on a barn. Do you mean it was a block of sewn fabric?
ReplyDeleteOk, I just love that old stove, so very very much!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you had a great and interesting time away. The cabins look like a neat place to stay. And so good to have extra family time too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun wedding accomodations! I love the stove and that refrigerator is really neat. Lucy you found a great quilt shop, fabric is always the best momento of any trip.
ReplyDeleteSweet!! Just the type of lodging that appeals to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat place! Looks like a great place to stay with a group. How cool that there were quilts throughout as well!
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