Wednesday, October 19, 2011
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(Costa Rica, Jan 2008)
Quilting diary with some digressions
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2013 - February Goals
1] Organize one bookcase
2] Border & Bind CC
3] Four Neonatals --{3 done}
4] Plan Sami's quilt --done
2013 Goals Met
- 2] Plan for Sami's quilt
- 1] Five Neonatals
What brings me Joy
- Sun on the snow
- The Yellow Season of forsythia and daffodils
- Smell of bacon cooking
- People laughing in church
- Zeke, our dog, tussling with his squirrel toy
- the feeling of water flowing past my body in the pool
- the color Red
- someone else saying, "Dinner is ready."
- The Exultat at Easter Even
- avocado and lime
- clean sheets
- anything by Mozart
Bonnie Hunter teaches me
About Me
- Sara
- Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
- I'm retired and spending more time making quilt tops, almost all for charity. I live on a little lake with my husband Charlie, who has retired from being Rector of an Episcopal church for 30 years, and our dog Zeke. We have two grown children and three grands.
Charlie is my darling
(Costa Rica, Jan 2008)
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7 comments:
That nice red border should keep all those wild pieces corralled!
I absolutly love this, it is gorgeous! I wish I had the patience to use such tiny scraps too.
Love it!
The red really sets it off.
woohoo!
Wonderful job!!! I love it!! Hugs
I love the way you did the borders on this, and the variation from squares to strips. That's definitely how my lego structures look! =)
Love the squares. Especially love the inner and outer borders too! Great job.
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