I like this one, but was really struggling to keep focused on it. When I think I am half way done, I start to plan the next project. My idea of half way on this one was a while ago, so I was really wanting to move on to the next project. Oh well. Strips are cut for another basic 4 patch, then I will go back to something requiring more thought.
A Fabric Obsession
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Disappearing 4 patch Top
I like this one, but was really struggling to keep focused on it. When I think I am half way done, I start to plan the next project. My idea of half way on this one was a while ago, so I was really wanting to move on to the next project. Oh well. Strips are cut for another basic 4 patch, then I will go back to something requiring more thought.
Pay it Forward and updates
Pay It Forward is simple: For the first 3 people who comment on this entry, I promise to send them something handmade within the next year. Now that's my kind of deadline! Here are the rules:
1. I will make a little something for the first 3 people that comment on this post. It will be a surprise and may arrive at any time in the next 365 days (yes, a year).
2. To sign up to receive a gift from me you must play along too. Share the giving love on your blog by promising to send a handmade goodie to the first three people that comment on your blog post.
3. You must have a blog.
4. After commenting on my post, you have to post this (or similar) on your blog to spread the love.
I think this is a neat idea, and a way to see if people are reading posts.
I've been slowly getting my disappearing 4 patch blocks done, and finished the block making last night. I think I will have time to get them sewn together today. I tied my brown and blues throw top, and hope to also get those edges done today so I can re-list it on etsy. And the church is having a silent auction today. I donated 3 quilts, and hope they bring in some good money.

I also finished the last top I had started on my retreat. It is smaller than I had hoped, but like the design. That might be the next one on the frame to finish.
1. I will make a little something for the first 3 people that comment on this post. It will be a surprise and may arrive at any time in the next 365 days (yes, a year).
2. To sign up to receive a gift from me you must play along too. Share the giving love on your blog by promising to send a handmade goodie to the first three people that comment on your blog post.
3. You must have a blog.
4. After commenting on my post, you have to post this (or similar) on your blog to spread the love.
I think this is a neat idea, and a way to see if people are reading posts.
I've been slowly getting my disappearing 4 patch blocks done, and finished the block making last night. I think I will have time to get them sewn together today. I tied my brown and blues throw top, and hope to also get those edges done today so I can re-list it on etsy. And the church is having a silent auction today. I donated 3 quilts, and hope they bring in some good money.
I also finished the last top I had started on my retreat. It is smaller than I had hoped, but like the design. That might be the next one on the frame to finish.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
First ER Visit
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Fabric Binge
So I went a little crazy...about 41 yards later, this is what I have to show for myself. Fabric for 2 quilt backs, and lots of other clearance/Labor day specials. Did I mention I spent around $75 total? :D
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
I am still Quilting!!!
We have had tons of events going on recently, our fire department has lots of summer events, and that keeps the DH busy. If I'm lucky I will get to have my first real conversation with him tonight- it's been since about Tuesday. I'm glad he's active in the department, but it gets to a point where I miss him, need a break from being a temporary single mom, and at the same time jealous that he gets to spend the weekend with our friends.
Our house is on the market- another scary thing, but needed. We signed a purchase agreement for 5 acres just outside of town, and it already has a 30x40 foot shed for the DH to play in. We can handle both payments, so not a super rush to sell our current home, but once we sell, we can build. (Sigh) Closing will be the end of November, so we have time yet to get everything in line.
Boys are sleeping, so time to sew!
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