Yesterday I picked up my mail from the post office and boy do I have a stack to go thru, (after all it's been accumulating about two weeks now.) I got a package from my friend and Applique Coaster Swap partner Linda and I just had to open it 1st. What a lovely set of applique coasters she did for me, such pretty colors.... It made my day. Aren't' they pretty. I do hope she liked the ones I made for her.
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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Today has been an awesome Saturday for me.
This Morning I awoke early, dressed and gathered up my 5 finished baby quilt tops that I was able to finish at the July Quilting Retreat. I wanted to participate in show and tell at my monthly meeting of the Hudson Heritage Quilters. So off I went to the meeting, boy was it full - we talked about the upcoming Quilt Raffle at the Patchwork Harvest XI Quilt Show coming in Nov on the 9th and 10th. The proceeds from the sale of the raffle tickets will benefit the local food shelves. The Show and Tell was great. I think one of the ladies even had made a Quilt from Sedona. I believe it to be the same one that I am collecting fabric for. Wow, I do want to talk to her about her quilt. It was beautiful. after show and tell we had a presentation by Quilt Designer Marilyn Foreman of Quilt Moments . she has a very interesting take on kaleidoscope quilts that seems easier to do and many varied patterns. she even has patterns that use the Twister templates. I like her patterns and felt a little bummed out that I did not have my checkbook with me this am, but I did take her catalog home with me so I can order some of the patterns, I thing I will look in my LAS's to see if they carry her patterns. It was a good meeting and gave me many food for thought today. Check out her link here. This evening I plan on catching up on my emails and looking at the proofing from Pile O' Fabric's blog that needs to be done. I am looking forward to finishing up the Baby Quilts and continue with my other WIP's.
Yesterday I picked up my mail from the post office and boy do I have a stack to go thru, (after all it's been accumulating about two weeks now.) I got a package from my friend and Applique Coaster Swap partner Linda and I just had to open it 1st. What a lovely set of applique coasters she did for me, such pretty colors.... It made my day. Aren't' they pretty. I do hope she liked the ones I made for her.
Yesterday I picked up my mail from the post office and boy do I have a stack to go thru, (after all it's been accumulating about two weeks now.) I got a package from my friend and Applique Coaster Swap partner Linda and I just had to open it 1st. What a lovely set of applique coasters she did for me, such pretty colors.... It made my day. Aren't' they pretty. I do hope she liked the ones I made for her.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Off to my Civil War Quilt Club mtg
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Wow! Where did June & July go?
I can't believe it is already the 1st week of July. It has been since June 14th since my last blog note. I have been on vacation since June 24th and the week before was spent getting ready for my trip. My youngest daughter Beth and Grandaughter Zuri & I took a road trip back to NY State to see my brothers an visit with family. While there we all met our goals. My granddaughter went to visit with her Aunts and Cousins and my daughter wanted to see NY City and did take the train down twice spending the day with her cousins. I enjoyed visiting with my brothers and their families. Beth and I were Able to attend my Niece's Wedding and she got to visit all her cousins. I also got to have a short Visit with my Granddaughter Jess and her family on our way home. the drive to and from went well. We missed a storm in Chicago going and took the wrong road into Chicago on our way home... we did stop over to sleep in Toledo Ohio on the way there and in Clinton Pa & Rockford Ill on the way back.
I did finish one little project before I left but did not have time to post it. I made a pinwheel mini Quilt using scraps from my Civil War Quilt "Flying Geese" Blocks. When making my flying geese I used the left over triangles cut from the flying geese and made them into HST then sewed them together in pairs to make pinwheels. After I finished the quilt I appliqued a woolen flower and leaves on it. I also applied a small sleeve on the back using the binding material.
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