Primitive Log Cabin Tour
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Just a quick little tour of our 1830’s log cabin and the textiles within. This is my happy place, where I feel most at ease, and where I belong. It is remote, however , so my videos here have to be short and sweet.
Wow , I love your cabin!!! I love the decor and felt like I would be right at home there. I’m a quilter and a spinner, I love primitive pieces !!! Thank you for sharing!
What a charming place! Love all your prim and vintage pieces and beautiful quilts.
You are blessed to own this cabin. I love all your treasures too!🌷
What a gorgeous cabin! I love history and historical homes and this has to be one of my favorites that I’ve seen
Thank you, Misty. I wanted a log cabin like this since I was a little girl. I knew when I saw a photo of it online it was “the one.”
Omg I love the fireplace the whole cabin really
Thank you for the tour. Your home is beautiful. I love it and all the wonderful crafts and furnishings!
I love the country sampler magazine I use to look at my mamaws growing up and dream of how I wanted my home to look.
I just found your site in my feed. This is the first episode I watched and now I need to go back and watch every episode you posted. You have a beautiful and awesome home. 👍🏻😀🇺🇸
Awesome! Thank you!
Love your log cabin home, just beautiful 🤗😍🌷
Goodness gracious how did I miss this tour? It takes me back to my aunts house when I was little. She will be 100 this July and she had some of the same type things in her home, like the crazy quilt and the kitchen. I love this so much. Thank you for sharing this.
Bless her heart!
Absolutely beautiful. You’re a talented lady. ❤
What a beautiful cabin! I really enjoyed your tour! Thank you!
Wonderful cabin tour.🍒🍒🍒
So happy to have found your channel! We live in an 18th century parsonage in New England. Have been restoring it for many years, a labor of love, and we are now retiring, still working on it! I am a textile artist, handweaver, spinner, quilter and stitcher…..rug hooking is on my list! My mother in law was an accomplished rug hooker, and I inherited her equipment when she passed on. Fun to find a kindred spirit out there! You are inspiring me with lots of project ideas for the future! I am an art teacher, so my summers and other breaks throughout the year offer me a bit of time to dig in with all these ancient crafts, but I can’t wait to dig in full time in another year or so! Lovely cabin! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Andrea, it certainly sounds like we are two peas in a pod. Thanks for stopping by for a visit.
Wow!! Just fabulous! Very cozy!! Thank you for taking the time to film this video! ❤️
Thank you for stopping by!
What a wonderful tour! Beauty in all directions! You do such beautiful work! How satisfying it must be to see all the things you’ve made and how pretty and perfectly they fit in the cabin! ❤ 😊
Thank you. It is my happy place.
Absolutely beautiful. How fortunate you are to have such a lovely cabin.
Thank you, Donna.
Your cabin is beautiful, thanks for the tour
I found you through Stitching in the Green Mountains, glad to be here!
I feel like I just walked through a Country Living magazine. Just beautiful! Thank you for sharing your home with us.
Thank you for visiting.
Wow,wow,wow. Love your cabin. If I had remained in the US, I would have loved in a log cabin. I immigrated very young. I love how you have decorated with such vintage homespun charm! Quilts make a house a home!
We have a tiny cottage in the woods where we spend as much time as possible. I love being among trees!
Wow 🤩 just amazing crafts and a beautiful log cabin!
Thank you!
What a wonderful cabin and chock full of memories and beautiful things!
Thank you. It was always my dream to have a log cabin. It is truly my happy place.
beautiful. I really enjoyed seeing everything. thanks for sharing.
Thank you for stopping by, Lisa. I was just binge watching you yesterday.
@@mountaincraftsstudio Seriously? That makes my day. Hope you had fun watching. Til next time...happy stitching.
Maude 😻 hahahaa. Too cute.
What a wonderful tour ---- enjoy your new "old" home
Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for the log cabin tour...pretty cool that is your home. Feels warm and cozy, a retreat from the world. Blessings from Colorado.
It's a wonderful log cabin and I can see that it was built in Tennessee. If I didn't live in my old house, I would live in a cabin. I see so many things that can I relate to in your rooms; all the coverlets, quilts and needlework..the and cupboards and even the old blue stove, ( I had one very similar in my house in Colorado). Love the Rope bed and the ticking mattress beneath. Oh, yes, I have a walking wheel as well! Love it all.
The cabin was a dream come true. It is in northern Alabama. We also have a small old farmhouse in northern Indiana where I am from originally. We just bought it this year. It needs serious restoration. We have the vintage kitchen cabinets and I’ll be painting them yellow ware yellow for sure!
WOW WEE!!! What a gorgeous log cabin😍. Thank you for showing us!
Thank you for sharing your log cabin with us it’s beautiful and cozy 😊🤗🤩
It is very cozy. We never want to leave.
Beautiful ♥️♥️
Thank you. I love it so much.
Amazing! Loved every moment of the tour! Thank you!
Thank you, we love it there.
Such a gorgeous cabin! I love all the quilts. Thank you for the tour.
Wonderful tour! I also I've in a log cabin so it was interesting to see the differences and similarities. Enjoyed seeing your lovely textiles. So glad I found your channel!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
I loveeee loveee your cabin!!!🥰😍 Thank you for the tour. Your stitchy chair looks comfy. I love your antique pieces and must have that pie safe!!!! 😁.
Thank you. The pie safe is my favorite, too. They are so great for storage and this one has stored many, many things over the years.
You have a beautiful home. That is my dream home! Maybe some day ...
It was my dream for years. I never thought I would ever find one, and then one day there it was! Keep your dream alive, you just never know.
Beautiful place, so cozy!! love your stitchy corner😍❤️
Thank you. We love it. It really is cozy, we never want to leave.
What a beautiful and cozy cabin. I love it! And would you mind sharing with me the store in Indianapolis where you took the hand quilting class? I've been wanting to learn for so long. Thank you!
Hi, thanks for stopping by. Sadly Quilts Plus is no longer in business. Well, technically it has changed ownership and has moved to Lebanon. I doubt they still offer hand quilting classes. You might try Always in Stitches in Noblesville. They may do a class every now and then.
@@mountaincraftsstudio Thank you! I will check it out and I appreciate you taking the time to respond!
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Ethel looks like my jezzy but jezzy has more grey ❤
Thank you for the tour of your wonderful log cabin. It is full of so many wonderful things and each piece shows the care and love you put into either making or choosing it.
I may have missed where the house is--is it near your home in Zionsville?
No, this is our someday retirement home in the southern most foothills of Appalachia in Alabama. For now we try to spend the coldest part of winter here. My studio in the first two episodes is in Indiana. We have a small old farmhouse there and my studio is in the old tool shed.
A charming spot for sewing! It has to be a joy to be in there. I am curious as to the maker of your chairs. I am in need of new chairs, something comfortable to sew and sit for awhile and not sink down. Can you share please?
I’m afraid I cannot tell you the maker. I actually bought these from someone on Craigslist. I fully intended to take them to get reupholstered but that was three years ago.
@@mountaincraftsstudio They remind me Angel House Designs chairs. Thank you for responding! The chairs are lovely in the setting.
@@kalezi Yes, I agree. That’s why I snapped them up. I think I only paid like $50 each.