This is what I made for Kelly's wedding.
...and I made this one for Alex (Eric's daughter).
I made four of these--I kept one and gave one each to Amy, Wendy and Christy.
--they're wall hangings. Jennie's isn't finished yet and is related to her Master's degree, and I'll post when it's done. My canning jar quilt is hanging on my kitchen wall.
I want my children and grandchildren to know about what it was like when I was growing up, things I remember about my parents, grandparents, and great grandparents, too. For my grandchildren, that's their great, great great grandparents. Wow!! From my place in the middle of this, I think my progeny might be interested in the things I can remember, including some memories about them. So, here goes...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Blogging
I re-read AmyWW's blog about reading a few blogs every day, etc. I see that many people do blog all the time. I think I'm the anti-blogger. I love writing them; I love reading them; why don't I just do it more often?
I finally started following the Pioneer Woman--I noticed that some of the people in my family follow it so I checked it out. Now I really enjoy her blogs. I want to thank Jenna for turning me on to Budget Bytes. It's an interesting blog and I'm going to follow it--I think I can use many of her ideas.
I don't surf around looking for interesting blogs. I just see what other people are following and sometimes I do too. However I do make some nifty quilts. Here's one I just put together (that means the "sandwich"--backing, batting and top--is put together and waiting for me to actually quilt it.)
I had to push all my family room furniture back to the walls to get this monster laid out. It's actually going on OUR bed, because I've wanted a "red work" quilt for a long time--even though my bedroom is mostly soft greens.
Looking at my picture, I see the TV tables that I'm using as side tables. I think this is the year that I'm going to get real tables for Christmas for our home. It seems that most years there are things I really need so that counts as Christmas for us. This year, I don't really need--or even want--anything particular and I saw some really pretty side tables on sale at a local (OKC) furniture store, so maybe I'll retire the TV tables.
I am excited to give Kelly and Matt their owl quilt. I'll post after the wedding.
I finally started following the Pioneer Woman--I noticed that some of the people in my family follow it so I checked it out. Now I really enjoy her blogs. I want to thank Jenna for turning me on to Budget Bytes. It's an interesting blog and I'm going to follow it--I think I can use many of her ideas.
I don't surf around looking for interesting blogs. I just see what other people are following and sometimes I do too. However I do make some nifty quilts. Here's one I just put together (that means the "sandwich"--backing, batting and top--is put together and waiting for me to actually quilt it.)
I had to push all my family room furniture back to the walls to get this monster laid out. It's actually going on OUR bed, because I've wanted a "red work" quilt for a long time--even though my bedroom is mostly soft greens.
Looking at my picture, I see the TV tables that I'm using as side tables. I think this is the year that I'm going to get real tables for Christmas for our home. It seems that most years there are things I really need so that counts as Christmas for us. This year, I don't really need--or even want--anything particular and I saw some really pretty side tables on sale at a local (OKC) furniture store, so maybe I'll retire the TV tables.
I am excited to give Kelly and Matt their owl quilt. I'll post after the wedding.
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