Season of Harvest and Thanksgiving

Good day friends of Scattered Threads, followers, recent followers, and visitors.  I hope you all are well.

My first day of fall was rainy; and while it rained, I continued to work and finish a few things I wanted to share with you all.  

For me, fall is the season of Harvest and Thanksgiving and is one of my favorite times of the year.  This is where we gather our crops, give thanks to God for all his blessings "in all things," while preparing and looking forth for the cold winter days to come.   
With those thoughts in mind, here is what I've worked on for this post.

I loved the way Lizzie Kate's piece turned out with it's pumpkin feet.  I hope I gave this piece "justice" with it's finishing and hope you all and Lizzie Kate would think so too.

Lizzie Kate, Fall Crazy

In All Things...Give Thanks

Next is the same photo, but what I wanted to show was the wool applique candle mat. 

Next is my Scarecrow with it's mini pumpkins.  What's a pumpkin patch/farm without a scarecrow.  (I wondered if this pattern  is by crosstitch designer, Barbara, Plum Pudding Designs) 

I recalled a couple years ago going to a pumpkin farm, and there was such an abundance of corn.  The kids went on a hay ride to select their pumpkins, played, and ran through the corn field. When I saw the corn fabby, I knew what I was going to use it on, my scarecrow.  I loved the way he turned out too.  He will  nestle very well between my fall decor.

Plum Pudding Pattern Co.

It's All About Fall

Next up is a Pumpkin

Country Friends
Frost on the Punkin
Here are two blocks form my BOM quilt I mentioned in my last post.  I love the good contrast between the fabby's
Block 1:  Woven 9-Patch Variation

Block 2: Antique Tile

and; finally, I prepared the backing for my quilt I mentioned in
my last post and will post a pic after quilting and binding.  I also started a quillow and will show after completion.
I hope you all enjoy looking around and hope you all will leave a comment as I appreciate them and enjoy hearing from you all.
Until next time, take care and be well.
Always,
Jackie.