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Neat and tidy is the name of the game from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

What are they doing to my forest? OK, so it's a woodlot, not an endless forest, but I call it my forest—it sounds more impressive! There are a number of entrances to the forest from the sidewalks surrounding it. Since we have lived here, all but one of the entrances has had a paved path for a brief distance into the forest. In all cases, the pavement has prevented erosion on the trails (small hills), which has been good.

You've heard me mention the erosion. That has only been in the last five years? And I swear ...

added by Elaine 5 months ago. under backyard , charity quilts , customer quilt , furniture , lexi , murphy , neighborhood , organizing , studio b

All Manner of Little Things from Fleur de Lis Quilts and Accessories

Hi everyone! I have been taking pictures and thinking, "Oh this is something to blog about." But you know what happens? I get busy with other stuff and by the time I get on the computer, I'm just not into it. So the pictures get lost in the shuffle. And all the little things become distant memories. Not today! Instead here are some little things, little happenings, and little news bits.

Let's start with this stinker. Doesn't she look just so sad? I was sitting at the table doing paperwork and heard a whimper of a cry ...

added by Mary at Fleur de Lis Quilts 4 years, 3 months ago. under #fleurdelisquilts , @fleurdelisquilts , furniture , husband , maltese , news , post cards , puppies , richard

High Tea at Oruawharo Homestead from Romany Quilting

I like to imagine that I’m a “High Tea” sort of girl – so what could be nicer than High Tea with our ICA rally friends at the wonderful Oruawharo Homestead, built in 1879? Sounded like my sort of outing. The house was built by Charles Tringham, a Wellington architect, in the Italianate Style. We had been here some years previously, so were very keen to return. Our High Tea was served in the pretty little church, Vincent’s Chapel, which had been moved onto the property several years ago, and is now used for weddings and other functions.

Vincent ...

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