Thursday Girls tour in Minnesota!

It was an exciting September day for the Thursday Girls when we traveled to Shakopee, MN for a tour of the Hunt farm home & woodworking shop.   This outing was Eagle Creek Quilt Shop's annual quilted house tour.  The shop is an experience in itself of fabric & history as it is sheltered in the old railroad depot of the town.  Don't you just love old depots!! 

So thanks to Lori & Becky, owners of the shop, 11 of us enjoyed their shop first, then toured the beautiful home in the country.

We were first greeted with quilts hanging on the fences & on an old crib on the farm.

And here is the house from the front --

 

 

 

 

And from the side entry!

Inside the front door hangs one of the quilts from Country Threads new book "The Blue & The Gray." 

Isn't it sweet - album blocks with pinwheels - Remember Me!

In fact, the whole trunk show was featured in the house -

what a treat!

 

 

 The dining room leads into . . .

 Of course, the kitchen.  Old - but modernized!

How do they say that?

 

The old is new again!

 

 

 

And at the back door - the perfect boot & shoe collector - an old feed bunk!

And this beautiful quilt graced

the sunroom;

wouldn't it be the

perfect reading spot!

 

 Another beautiful quilt in the sunroom; that must be my favorite room in the house! 

 

The high ceilings make it perfect for the large pieces of furniture.

And this is the old barn converted into the woodworker's shop!  Many woodworkers would love this much room to work in, I am sure! 

A beautiful use of an old building! 

The Hunt's have done a superb

 job with this homestead from the early 1900's.

  

Hope you enjoyed this quick little tour.  Have a great weekend!