The antique chair and quilts from a few posts ago found a home in my bedroom. They look perfect next to my antique dresser. However, now that I’ve cleaned and organized my bedroom to make room for the chair, I can’t ignore how terrible those floors are. If I owned this house, the floors in the upstairs bedroom would be the first to get some attention. I just wanted to throw that out there, so you know I’m not a floor hater.
My circular knitting needles also found a home tonight – see:
My brother is coming in from Wisconsin on Tuesday and will be hanging out in my craft room (ahem, guest room) so I thought I’d work on straitening that room up too. My bedroom can’t have all of the fun.
And in crafting news, because I haven’t had a TON of that lately, I’ve decided that I will knit myself a shrug within the next couple of months. I had one on yesterday and someone asked if I knit it. I’m such a bad knitter (not like I knit poorly, I just tend to buy things that I should knit because it’s easier) and had to answer with “No, I got it at…” UGH, I bought that shrug that is made to look hand knit. I’m terrible. I found a pattern and hopefully will find some time in between working and… well… working to get some yarn and get started. Wish me luck.
IdyllHands 
I think it's so cool that you not only have antiques in your family to cherish, but handmade quilts too.I long for roots like that.♥
I think the quilts are what excite me the most – I just love the history that comes with each one. I thank my lucky stars that I got some!
Just FYI: I'm thinking about you today. Don't know why. Hope all is well!