Autumn is arriving around the USA. We are having periods of rain and much cooler temperatures in Delaware. Harvest decorations are going up, and I see pumpkins for sale at the local farm stands along with potted mums.
I got out my fall wreath and put it on the door last week. I purchased this handmade wreath at a fall festival in 2017 and I just love it. I added the little Halloween bat last fall.
I inventoried my fall placemats and table runners. Turns out I have 15 fall placemats. (If you followed my blog for any period of time, you KNOW that I’ve had an ongoing bin of “Autumn” and I take it to my quilt bee when I don’t have a project to work on and I can pick up and carry on with these.)
Autumn Jubilee 
on the blog https://frommycarolinahome.com// is something I follow each year. Carole writes great quilt patterns that are easy to follow and shares fall recipes, decorating, wool projects and much more. There are going to be different projects and it looks like starting today a “quilt along”. I’m excited to get started.
If you follow along with Autumn Jubilee on Carole’s blog, be sure to enter to win some of those great prizes. She has some BIG sponsors and they have been generous! Use the link above or the button on the side of my blog. If you follow Carole, let her know how you found her page! She reads ALL the comments, and usually replies to each one, except during Autumn Jubilee when the volume is just too much. Join in on the conversations on the Facebook group she has linked too, where I am one of the moderators. And most of all…..share your photo’s of Autumn Jubilee inspired projects and tag the blogs. 🙂
Do let me know what your favorite part of Autumn is?
Stitching Grandma 
Your table runner and placemats are lovely.The weather is easier for outside work, but there is also added work like leaves, pine cones, and acorns that all have to be picked up. But, it also allows for more inside sewing as the work outside comes to an end.
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Thank you. Our local squirrels are busy pulling the seeds out of the pine cones. The end of our driveway this week looked like “Squirrel Fest 2020” with the “cobs” left all over from the cones. They really had a party!
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They say it is a ‘mast’ year for pinecones and acorns. It seems though it is a ‘mast’ year every year for something. 🙂
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Thank you!! We are going to have a lot of fun this month!!
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I always look forward to the projects you plan and inspire others to participate doing.
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Such a beautiful wreath on the door. Thanks for sharing this post with us.
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Thanks. I purchased it from a craft show several years ago and just love it. Thanks for popping in to the blog post and for following.
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