I made this quilt for my grand daughter.
I really enjoyed the simplicity and colors of the blocks that I just couldn't stop. I had so many extra blocks that I made another.
"Very fun quilt to make." Those words hardly ever come out of my mouth when making a pieced quilt. You have heard me say before that I am not a piecer. I make Art Quilts. The quilts that I enjoy making have NO corners to match, no seams to meet up to perfection and NO seam rippers allowed... I LOVE ART QUILTS.!
BUT I must say... ever since becoming a grandma, I am really enjoying making "regular" quilts that are used to cover my love ones up. Its like giving them all a special hug from me and this quilt has a minkie backing.... so it is as soft as a babies bottom. It will be perfect for a little one.
My rambles of thoughts are like my art: always on going projects. But what would life be if there were no projects? I hope my studio is like the majority of fiber artists.....a MESS! I would hate to think I am so different than my crafty friends.
Noah's Arc
PostCard Challenge Workshop
My PostCard Swap Group had a challenge.We each sent a envelope with different fibers and beads for the
participant to make a card. You had no idea what was coming : that was the Challenge! Here's what I made
with the wonderful stuff Nancy G. sent me. Nancy sent me 23 different fibers and beads and hair and tinsel that
all had to fit on a 4"X6" postcard.
Tell me HOW YOU THINK I DID?
Fall PostCards
Georgie and His New Friend
We can keep up with him and steer him down the sidewalk with no problems.... OR SO WE THOUGHT!Last night, during our slow, meandering walk, Georgie ran like a streak of lightning. He crossed the street, without looking both ways, to meet a new friend. The new friend hopped kinda like a bunny. The color is unmistakable.Black with a white strip down its back. A SKUNK! They met... nose to nose... and then Georgie's new friend let him have it... It was tail to nose!
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