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I discovered that I love working with wool combined with the cotton. I love the comforting feeling of the wool ...
read moreWe went to a farm here with Avery and his folks. There were pumpkins, a hay ride and a corn maze. The next weekend we went to a haunted barn, but more on that later.On the hayride with Gigi and PapaThey had ice cream so of course we needed to get some!Avery coopted the pumpkin wagon to eat in.He LOVED the corn maze! Avery would run between rows and "scare" us, LOL.Going to Firefly Farm next so
read moreRemember the Quilt Diva UFO I got quilted earlier this year? This quilt was designed by the same designer. It's called Pumpkin Divas. This was another quilt that we had just as much fun picking out the fabrics as we did making it. (Look at the 'stars in their eyes' fabric in the glasses.) Adding the buttons and turning a couple of them into spiders - well that just added to the whimsy of the quilt. It's been hanging in the shop as a flimsy for quite a while. I pulled it down off the wall to get it ...
read more{I love the idea of “paying it forward”. I think the world would be a better place if we could spread some joy and acknowledgement of good deeds done by others. I try to do that once a month for my Sew Thankful Sunday posts. I highlight some great content that I’ve found on other people’s blogs that I hope will inspire you and reward the originator by bringing traffic to their site. If your blog has been mentioned without your consent, please let me know and I will take you off the current list of featured bloggers ...
read moreHot and humid has been the norm this month. Usually July is the hottest month of the year here, but it seems like the heat is lasting longer this year. The plants love it though, with lots of flowers both ornamental and on the veggies. My purple petunias continue to provide colorful displays. I saw a hummingbird stop by them this week, but didn’t get a picture of it.
Petunias are one of the best flowers to attract hummingbirds, and much less expensive than the torenias that I’ve used before. In the hanging pots the pansies gave out ...
read moreI do have to admit, as a kid I loved the story Cinderella. I wonder if that is where my affinity for pumpkins came from. I doubt it, but I do love me some pumpkins. I love pumpkin anything - except don't even think about messing up a perfectly good cup of coffee with some flavored creamer. That's just me. (Understand that I don't even like for my food to touch on my plate, nor do I like things swirled in with my plain old ice cream, nor do I have any appreciation for my cake to touch ...
read moreLeaves are turning colours in our neck of the woods here in Northern Ontario, Canada. Temperatures are starting to dip and there is a nip in the air in the mornings. Time to start pulling out warmer clothes.
So glad that this wall hanging is done and done in time for fall (even though fall is officially not here yet)!
I love fall quilts and pumpkin quilts and can add another one to the mix.
Here is a bit of eye candy! Enjoy!
We have been getting frost advisories lately and we have been covering up some of the plants ... read more
The trees around town and on our hill are starting to change colours. It is that time of year.
I have a pumpkin quilt that needs binding and with the nights and days starting to cool down, this is the perfect time to tackle that mountain of quilts waiting for binding.
As I was sewing on binding, I was thinking and looking at what was left to do. Will I have enough or does it need another strip of fabric to be cut.
How close is this?
After careful measuring and sewing the two ends together, this is what was ... read more- pumpkins
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