Pink Petunias & A Peachy Country Farmhouse Quilt

I picked up some potted petunia's at the nursery that are going hog wild at our place. They do well here in pots until the hot weather sets in. I thought I would showcase them while they're still looking good.

Purples seem to be showing up here on the blog a lot too lately. Are these phlox? They are a nice mix with the lilacs which are still in bloom. 

I also wanted to air out another of my cheery vintage country quilts that I've had only a couple of years. I found this one with a small stain that didn't look serious, and was priced at fifteen dollars at the fleamarket. There is hardly any wear, and it cleaned up very nicely.

My "barely there" pink bench is taking a breather in the open air too.  The day is still on the chilly side, but the winds have moved on. We have some lovely days ahead this week. Even our allergies seem to be subsiding!

I believe this hand-stitched quilt pattern is called "drunkard's path." Do you know it? The reverse is a solid peach color. I think it would look just wonderful covering a table. For now it provides a sweet backdrop for a visit on the lawn since not much else is blooming here as yet!

Thanks for popping by for a visit!

I hope your week is off to a cheery start.

 I'm off to see what ya'll are up to. . . .

Jacqueline

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