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| Pink building |
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| Theatre |
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| Rue Cadet - Paris 9e |
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| Rue du Faubourg Montmartre - Paris 9e |
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| 5 rue Versigny - Paris 18e |
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| 5 rue versigny - Paris 18e |
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| Passage Jouffroy - Paris 9e |
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| Antiques |
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| Book shop |
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| Art |
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| Arts & Crafts |
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| Arts & Crafts |
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| Arts & Crafts |
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| Mercerie |
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| Mercerie |
I came back from France last week and I am happy to share with you those few "postcards" of the places I like to visit when I stay in Paris. They are very few pictures because I was often forgetting my camera, or I did not want to carry to much burden. Next time I hope to make a better and more dense report of the hundreds of places I love in Paris.
As regards quilting shops, my favorite one "Le Rouvray", that was ruled by an American woman, had closed last year. There is another one that I went to, but I did not decide to buy anything from there, plus I had not my camera, so no picture of a quilting shop!
I stayed in Paris for almost one month, and I was so busy visiting family and friends that I did not do the least stitch, neither did I knit, although I intended to, as I bought yarns from the little shop shown above.
Now it's time to work on a new quilting project. I have another order from a friend in Paris who just became grandmother of a little girl. So let's start again a new baby quilt!
Have a wonderful week!
Christine
Thank you for the gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful trip you have shown us! I am already waiting to see more from your next trip!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your Paris trip!! Great photos. I especially liked the displays in the knitting shop windows! (but I am a knitter too) I hope you can find another quilt shop the next time you go. I look forward to seeing the new baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteOn the fourth picture, "Vins fins desserts à la mère de famille", at the bottom of the window it says Founded in 1781! Imagine that! WOW. Thanks for sharing Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip! Thanks, Christine, for the lovely diversion!
ReplyDeleteLoved walking down memory lane with you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and they bring back such lovely memories for me. So sad to hear that Le Rouvray has closed. Thanks for sharing your postcards!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Sounds as though you had a nice time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I love Paris. Looking forward to seeing your new baby quilt and of course more photos from your trip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos - lucky you! I have just discovered your blog and I can see there is so much inspiration here - will be a pleasure to follow :)
ReplyDeleteParis looks fascinating! Fantastic photos!!
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ReplyDeleteJ'adore Paris ~ merci pour les photos!
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