- a time for all seasons
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My most recent finish was the block of the month from Sew Incredibly Crazy and Friends... A Time For All Seasons.
I had a layout but I was in a quandary about how to finish it... sashing strips or not??? Seasonal fabrics? Just a neutral fabric? Checkerboard?
And then I was in the shower thinking of what I might do in the studio when I got out... and an idea hit me!
I had a batik charm pack and there was just enough to be able to make sashing strips and make it a gradual transition in colors to the ... read more

The pine trees were fun and reminded me of our ponderosa pines that we have in our yard.
We have nurtured and cared for these trees for more years than I can remember and they (most) are finally about 6 feet tall.
One block is scrappy style and the other is a little more matchy-matchy...
Since I opted out of the applique this year, I made a few improv snowmen. They look a little funky but ... read more
December is a month of celebrations, family and gifts. And Carol over at Just Let Me Quilt offered up some really cute blocks...
I mean that singing angel is adorable! But I have been skipping over the applique blocks of this BOM and doing two of the pieced blocks. The gift block does have piecing, but there is still the bow that is required applique.
She graciously offered an entirely pieced block for those like me that prefer them. I made two of them... one yellow and one with a very light blue.

The star is a significant part of ... read more

I did one colorful block that reminds me of Indian Corn... and a fall wreath that I made with the girls one year for Thanksgiving. It is looking a little tired but I love the little corn husk dolls that are on it and I simply cannot bear to part with it yet. read more
As the calendar turned over to October the days were still warm - quite warm. We were still able to sleep with the windows cracked open... we even camped with very little need for the heater overnight.
As I write this post it is in the mid 30s and it there is snow on the ground! Not just some snow... but at least 10 inches... and wet, heavy snow! We desperately need the moisture as we have had little to none since August. And with the fall winds that made their return (indicating a change is seasons), along with the warmer ...
- a time for all seasons
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