How sweet to look up from my sewing machine just a few minutes ago to see this little buddy looking in at me!
I took mom to the dr yesterday to get her "blood booster" shot, and got back home before it started. But today they are predicting anything from 2" to 20" of snow. Because we live where the weather bands change (look at the planting zone map of the US and we're on the edge of two zones), we never know what we get until we get it. So, today and tomorrow will be great days to hopefully finish up all these charity quilts. It's a good thing, too, since Tuesday is the delivery day!Carolyn just finished up the 7th Sisters quilt, and I just finished the binding on the Stars of the Heartland, and a couple more lap quilts. Today I am quilting another lap quilt, and I hope to get a flannel one sandwiched and mostly quilted by the end of the day. Maybe tomorrow, there will be more to show. In the meantime, here's two more of the "same but different" lap quilts!
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7 comments:
oh that green and black really pops out :) Very pretty! Hope your winter weather is mild. xoxo melzie
Aha! That's where our weather went. The bluebird is sweet. I looked out my studio window (when it was in a windowed room) one time and there was a whole flock of 20 or so bluebirds. That was in the middle of a storm too. Thanks for the memory.
This is the second time I've tried to post this comment. I think Melzi and I were duking it out at the same time LOL.
What a sweet, fat little bird. I hope your weather isn't too bad. So far we have no snow at my house!
Oh that bluebird is gorgeous in all the sleet and ice! And all your charity quilts are just amazing! Everytime I see a new one in differnt colors it is so much fun!
No snow for us, but I was happy to see 43 degrees today after 78 two days ago!!
Pretty photo of the ice; that little bird certainly looks fluffed up from the cold, poor thing!
Lovely quilts, beautiful bird, really wierd weather!
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