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And more!

And more!
And more!

The weekend before last, I attended the Ashe County Piecemakers‘ Quilt Show in West Jefferson. I don’t know the etiquette on photographing quilts at shows, but I don’t use my flash (because of fading) and I don’t copy anybody’s design. These two were simply snapped for inspiration. One was chosen because it’s a landscape quilt with lots of sparkle, the kind I would like to produce. The other gave me a layout idea for a crib quilt for PJ!

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Disappointed sigh adam rubbed his hands.
Mike was already had leî oï ered.

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More baby fun!

More baby fun!
More baby fun!


Here are a couple more things I’ve embellished for my grandson. The organic sleeper above looked mint green on line but arrived a bland color of sage. I found some wonderfully soft bamboo yarn to match for the cap. I hunted up my old waste canvas and cross stitched a little turtle on the chest. Then, I added a little turtle button to the cap.
The white outfit just needed a bear applique to go with “L’oved baby” on the back of the pants.

Catching up

Catching up

Well, it looks like the problem I had with my email hacker is no longer. I am feeling much stronger, finally, after my surgery. I have been working on many projects in my stitchery and knitting (especially for the grandbaby!) and hope to post photos, soon.

BIG NEWS!!!!!

BIG NEWS!!!!!
BIG NEWS!!!!!

I’M GOING TO BE A GRANDMA! (and I already have a cap and sweater knitted for my grandbaby–Petula models here. The sweater is an easy pattern from Carol Duval that I modified with ribbing to match the cap.)

I deliver!

I deliver!
I deliver!

I hand wash my caps in warm water and Dreft Detergent. I put them in the dryer with a Bounce Free sheet. Then I pop them in a clean zipper bag while they’re still warm. I slap my handmade label on them and deliver them to the birthing center! What a great feeling!