Wow! I knew of a couple of those guys having problems afterward, but not that many! That's sad. Thanks to those men!

Oh Kandye, I didn't know you have covid. I hope you're feeling better! Your video about the the signing of the Declaration of Independence was great! Very interesting! ❤️ See you next Saturday!!❤ prayers 🙏🙏🙏❤️

Hi Kandye! Such very interesting information about the signers of The Declaration of Independence, we never learned this in school. They gave up so much for what they believed in, unfortunately I don’t see this happening if it was today. Today is my anniversary 49 years. Such a historic day! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for this video

Extremely important and interesting information about these 56 men that gave up so much of themselves for a cause they believed in with all their heart....true Americans and we are forever grateful to them and their families..💗

Thank you, Kandye. My husband has read a similar article to me about the signers. They had no idea what signing that paper would cost them and benefit us.

As an Aussie gal we did not get your history at school, very interesting to know about the Signers thank you.❤❤❤🇦🇺

❤🤍💙Thank you and God bless you, Kandye! xoxo

Never learnt anything about The Signing of Independence at school in New Zealand. Really interesting,thanks💗💗💗

Wow...I never knew some of that before

Thank you Kandye. We don't hear it enough the price paid for our freedom. What courage!❤❤

wow i liked. feel better!

Thank you so much for this information. It's the ONLY place I've heard it! God Bless!!!

Learned a lot thank you for sharing.

Spelling?

Thank you for sharing the stories of the signers!

Very interesting thank you.

I'm looking forward to it all.

Those are so beautiful and such a treasure!! I was hoping you would show them to us all. Thanks so much. God Bless

How lovely to have your Great grandma’s cups and plates. They are beautiful 💚💚

I absolutely love quilts. I would love to learn how to quilt. Kandye why is the one quilt called a 9 piece? I never knew about glass coming in the bags or oats. Thank you for sharing that!

I love family treasures!! How nice to have these for Easter dinner. That to me is what a home is. Filled with meaningful treasures!!

"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times." --G. Michael Hopf, "Those Who Remain", 2016.

Thanks for sharing this. Praying for your health 🙏 to return. Someone recently asked me about my favorite things so they could make me something. Without hesitation, I said, "I Love Jesus!" She made it with a beautiful cross for me 😊.XXXX ❤

Those are fabulous! My family doesn't even know the names of our double great grandparents. I don't even know who my maternal grandfather was since grandma divorced him for being an alcoholic wife beater 20 years before I was born. It was the best move she ever made.

What a gorgeous set! I seem to remember my folks telling me about getting drinking glasses out of laundry soap powder (back in the day when brands like Cold Power came in ginormous boxes!). Of course my generation (I'm a late boomer) remember drinking glasses from jars of jelly with characters on them.

How informative! I have a few coverlets and loved the biblical info. Thank you 💜

Special Easter memories and dishes of your Great Great Grandmother, Claira Elizabeth.💕

Such beautiful dishes, Kandye! xoxo

Those are beautiful. And you have kept them beautiful.

Just found your channel! You’re wonderful. I love feed sacks sooo much. Red is my favorite color! Can’t wait to view more ! Just said a prayer for you and will continue to. Blessings 💜

Beautiful dishes. Great quality. Love it❤❤

In the early 1970’s you could still get a glass in your laundry detergent. I remember my aunt getting them often. I think she might have gotten pieces of silverware, if I remember right. I still got a small pretty plastic drink glass in my oatmeal when I was first married.

How fun.

Wow! So beautiful! Love the history of feed sacks. Such a simply life back then.❤️Thanks for sharing, blessings! Continued prayers for a speedy recovery of Covid🙏

Very cool 😊 keep the tradition going 😄 Thanks for sharing 🩷🩷🩷

This has to be the most beautiful home I have ever seen. When the video started, I was thinking, "Woudn't General Washington and Martha love to have a home like this!"

What pretty dishes & treasured memories, amazing that these were inside the feedbacks.

You are right. I hate this grey and cream and and and and and and and awful colors that they're making the houses nowadays even McDonald's looks like a stupid prison.

I remember my mom made me a dress from those sacks

I have 4 of my great grandma's quilts, all hand pieced and hand quilted from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. I have 3 of my grandma's quilts Hand pieced and 2 hand quilted and 1 machine quilted. I love them all and treasure them all so much!! Thanks so much for the very interesting video!! I really enjoyed watching it and listening to it!!

I LOVE these designs!!!!!! So gonna make some!!!!! I just ordered both of her books. I have loads of felt from Hobby Lobby and Walmart. I so love this idea. I travel for my work with my family and I always carry hand sewing with me. I usually make English paper piecing but this will be my new addition! I want to make a penny rug for my Christmas nativity set. Any suggestions? And by the way, my home is VERY Early American. We use wood heat and I cook on a wood stove in winter in the deep south, if that gives you any idea of how much I love Early American. We live on a 7 acre homestead with a small animal farm and vegetable and herb gardens. I have a Victory garden and a medicinal garden. Over the years, folks have given us furnishings and fabrics, tools of all sorts. We so love our kind of rustic mixture of eclectic up to the 1940s. Life is so much more creative and interesting that way. I make, sell, and teach handicrafts, mostly sewing, quilting, crochet, stuff like that. This is why I love your tutorials so much. The wealth of creativity from this period amazes me. I love your choice of color. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. By the way, thanks for being real about your hands. With all I do, there's no way I would have fancy hands. This is just reality, right? We are productive women. 😊

I was just telling my husband all about your older penny rug tutorial. So I showed him this video. Great idea for Christmas presents.

Another fabulous idea. Thanks Kandye. I remember my grandmothers kitchen and it was chaotic, mismatched and always smelt amazing. A real cosy place to be. I don’t think we had feed sacks in New Zealand or Australia like you guys in the states. Might have to buy myself some. 🙏🙏🙏🤎🤎

I love this video! This is just what I am into. My Grandmas used to make clothes out of these sacks. If we had these today I would use them for sure. I agree about how you say hard times make good men. It sure teaches people things, That is for sure! I hope you are feeling better. My husband and I just had the covid for a month. It was hard, we are your age. So I hope you are doing much better. Take care of yourself. God Bless

Beautiful family quilts, Kandye! ❤️ Ryan and I both inherited our maternal grandmothers' quilt racks; they match with pretty heart-shaped cut-outs in the wood. We cherish them. ❤️ I believe your birthday is coming up if i remember correctly?? We want to wish you a very happy early birthday! 🎂🌟 We hope you are recovering well!! Thank you so much for all you do! 🤗🌞

Love the quilts. My Grandmother never threw away anything.

We were just talking about struggles making great people.

My Grandmother made my Dad's boxer shorts from feed sacks

Ok, now go to that place w-mart and by blue bird flour in a cloth bag. Honestly it is there I buy it in 25lb.bags.😊