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Apron Week

 

Child’s Apron
This is just the cutest darn apron! Made from muslin and embroidered  with cross stitches in reds, greens, pinks. Notice the details? The small pocket  and  grass green rick rack trim. Can’t help but wonder who made this beauty. And for what little girl? A special birthday or Christmas present maybe? A beautiful piece of handwork.

 
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I’m feeling a little rusty. Just like the old sewing machine in the picture. Today is the first full day that I’ve been back in my studio being productive. My “to do” list is full. I’m behind on my customer quilts. I had to make telephone calls today explaining the delay.  Not a good way to [...]

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Cardinal Quilt

 I wanted to write more about our Brewer vs Cardinal game in the last post but I was in  so much pain. I am having a problem with my foot (long story) and can’t stand or walk  without it swelling up. I’ve been to the Dr 3x’s in the past 10 days. I have an appointment with a specialist on [...]

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Fall is in the air

Oh, how I love the warm days and cool nites. The trees are starting to change color, and the days are getting shorter. I want to share with you my favorite fall quilt. The rail fence pattern is made from 2 1/2″ strips I had in my stash. Very scrappy. The applique was done on my longarm [...]

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Wow, it’s been a long week. And it’s not even over yet.  With Mike having Monday off I’ve been running a day late. I was able to quilt the black & white October wedding quilt.  Now just to have the label made and get the binding on. Heck, I have plenty of time!

It’s hard to see the quilting [...]

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I’m so happy that it has stopped raining! At least, for awhile. Look what Mike was up to. Well, somebody has to do it.

I finished up a customer quilt this morning. I loved how it turned out. I used a “contemporary” Baptist fan pattern on it. Contemporary because the lines do not meet. Notice the 1/4 [...]

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