I'm a happily married mum of two boys, aged 17 and 19, and as a family we moved to France eleven years ago. My husband works for a French company, I teach English to French people aged 6 - 60, and English reading and writing to the English-speaking children of the area. We are part of an English speaking church in Lyon. I love to shop for French vintage lace, fabric and household items, and to combine them with my British and global treasures in interesting ways.
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Reality Check
I am not a perfect mother or housewife. There is dog hair under the sofa and the boys eat with their elbows on the table, however much they're nagged. I just assume you'd rather see the pretty stuff!
What a beautiful quilt, can't help thinking about who made it and the amount of time they must have spent on all those little stiches. Often think how nice it would be to know the history of 'new to us' finds. Maria
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Ooooh, you lucky ducky, what a beautiful quilt! Really really gorgeous, I would have snapped that up as well. Just what you need in this cold weather.
Ahhh, so wonderful. I need a quilt like that in my life. I love these special little finds xxx
Very happy little sigh! It is beautiful, what a find.
That is BEAUTIFUL!
Big admiring sigh here! It's lovely!! Pam x
I am sure that quilt is very happy to have such a lovely new home where it's greatly appreciated.
Perhaps this is a good reminder to us to ...look up!
xo
That quilt is beautiful....Have a wonderful weekend, Heidi
What a beautiful quilt, can't help thinking about who made it and the amount of time they must have spent on all those little stiches. Often think how nice it would be to know the history of 'new to us' finds. Maria
How pretty and what a lucky find. I bet it's lovely and warm too.
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