And some quilting content! I am sewing some of my 2.5 width pieces, for a simple rail fence quilt. I find these old fabrics to be like old friends, coming around to visit. I love them!!! The inspiration of this is a lady who presented to our local quilt guild. I loved her on sight...just a sweet, darling lady!
Here is her website. She made a quilt like this, too, and I have made some in the past. Time to sew another one, and it is so quick to complete!
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HEY!! I think I fixed my comment problem!! Would you be so very kind and honor me by commenting on this post, so I can see if the comments are coming to my email once more? Thank you so much!!
Julie
20 comments:
It hs definitely been a winter for collapsing trees.
hello!
Wow that was a huge tree! Glad no one was hurt when it fell.
Lucky sure keeps things interesting at your house. :)
Sandy
Love the kitty pictures!! He’s so funny is right. Kathy
Hey Julie!! That little kitty was having some fun!! Hope your issue is fixed!!
Hello Julie, I don't know if I've ever commented before, but I love reading your blog and have done so for years. Thank you for sharing your notes: quilting, nursing, or otherwise. I really appreciate it.
That tree is huge - so glad it went onto the street - with nothing under it at the time! Lucky is beautiful, cats are such fun they so enjoy playing - much like lots of humans. Anywhere they aren't supposed to be that's just where they want to go. We've had end to end rain in England this winter, now we have sunshine and a north to north east wind instead - not sure if that's an improvement. I had fears that my large cherry tree might fall it's been so wet. So far it seems solid. Love the blog, Elaine in UK
Hi Julie! I've been following your blog for years. You seem like such a caring and generous person. Love your nursing stories and your quilts! Suzanne
How sad that big, old tree fell. Glad no one was hurt. Lucky is adorable even if he’s a little naughty!
Love your posts.
Yes, comments are definitely working! I’m so glad the tree fell toward the street. I worry about that, too, living among large trees in hurricane country. And I love the photos of Lucky enjoying his life. Dot in NC
How unusual for an oak tree to be felled. They are usually deep rooted. Thankful no one was injured and no structures damaged. Did you lose power? Your kitty is frisky isn't she (or he, I don't recall).
Pat
I am a retired hospital worker (medical technologist) and animal lover. Love your nursing stories and the pictures of your sweet little guy Lucky. Also an avid quilter and a long time reader of your blog. Des
I think the rail fence quilt is going to make someone very happy - scrap quilts are so cheery. Too sad about the three falling. I'm glad no one got hurt.
Lucky is so adorable :-) Hugs!
So nice to see you stitching and having such excellent help! :-) What a cute kitty! Love your new project. K- lkw2x6-apq@yahoo.com
Wow, that’s a big tree. Yes,lucky it fell that direction.
Blocking the street is certainly preferable to smashing through the roof! A nearby guild hosted Diane via Zoom last month and I attended the next day's Zoom workshop. I was a participant it a Quiltmaker project that she supervised. It was fun to meet her in person (sort of) after all these years.
Yes, it's fun to revisit fabric that has been resident in the studio for a while.
from western Nebraska - hope I'm coming thru! Glad you likely figured out the fix.
I'm glad that your commenting "issue" seems to be resolved!
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