michele over at quilting gallery has posted info about this challenge and i believe i shall rise to the occasion! in addition to finished scrappy quilts, i have basted ones and scrappies in progress also. probably won't win, but it'll be fun to see them in a group as well as see what others make. i almost never make matchy/matchy type quilts, buying yards of a certain fabric, though sometimes they are controlled scrappy. *** monday again and a few housekeeping things to start the week. other than that, will continue on with my quilty projects. **** it's finally summer in maine and this is the season people think of when they say to me, "oh, i love maine." they hardly ever think of february in maine fondly but then, even we who live here don't either.
Monday, June 18, 2012
count me in!
michele over at quilting gallery has posted info about this challenge and i believe i shall rise to the occasion! in addition to finished scrappy quilts, i have basted ones and scrappies in progress also. probably won't win, but it'll be fun to see them in a group as well as see what others make. i almost never make matchy/matchy type quilts, buying yards of a certain fabric, though sometimes they are controlled scrappy. *** monday again and a few housekeeping things to start the week. other than that, will continue on with my quilty projects. **** it's finally summer in maine and this is the season people think of when they say to me, "oh, i love maine." they hardly ever think of february in maine fondly but then, even we who live here don't either.
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I think most any place that has a "true" winter is not usually thought of fondly at winter time--except by those that ski and snowboard. : )
ReplyDeleteOr those that stay in and quilt! I love the Lakes Region of New Hampshire in the deep winter months. All the pesky tourists have gone home and the roads are clear and no lines at the check-out counters. But I love bundling up in cotton turtlenecks,too.
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