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Sew Days with Friends are always so much fun ... from A Quilting Journey
Just to sit, sew and laugh ... always fun if you ask me.These pictures are from a sew day we had at Debbie's earlier this year.And she was also very busy making a million tiny Desden Plate blades for a quilt for one of the girls. Okay so maybe not a million ... I think it was something like 754 - it was over 700 anyway.
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I wish I could be home sewing today ... from A Quilting Journey
but ... "duty" calls and I have to go to work.~~~I have been working on a few things these past 5 months though. There was the Pirate Quilters Retreat, some sew days with friends and I have been also doing a Block A Month with an out-of-state friend. I have pictures to go through and post, so hopefully I will get my act together and get that done soon.~~~So, for those of you that have been stopping by and have been seeing the same 'ol same 'ol, there will be some new entries for you to look forward to ... -
Did You Adopt a Shelter Dog in 2009? from A Quilting Journey
If you did, Pedigree has an offer for YOU!If you adopted a dog any time during the 2009 calendar year you can send in an offer for some free Pedigree.Here is the link to the Pedigree Offer to read all about it. But don't wait too long. The deadline is February 2010.That's all I've got for now (I was reminded to update my blog). -
A Good Start to the Day ... from A Quilting Journey
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Time Slips Away ... from A Quilting Journey
as it so easily does ...Someone very close to me was getting after me about not updating my blog. And it is true, I have let time slip by ... always intending to update my blog but never quite getting around to it. Marlene would have definately been after me about not updating things here as well. She was good about keeping me on track.A lot of fun things have happened since my last post and most recently something very sad.This is Rio.A very loved and some would say spoiled girl. But that's the best kind, right ... -
2 Days of Sewing Bliss ... from A Quilting Journey
I am in piecing heaven. As usual I brought way too many projects to work on, but the good news is ... I have been able to spend time with friends doing what I love.Will post pictures when I get back to my computer.If you are out there and sewing ... hoping you are having as much fun as me! -
Blogiversary Winner is ... from A Quilting Journey
The list randomizer at Random.org has selected Mama T.CONGRATULATIONS!!!!Mama T please email me your mailing information.Thank you all for participating. -
A Belated Blogiversary ... finally from A Quilting Journey
Please, please excuse the delay, I know it has been a while. I just needed to get back on track with everything and, of course, something else had to go wrong. But now I think all of that is behind me, so on with the celebration.So the blogiversary celebration is about 5 weeks late, but better late than never. And what better way to celebrate then with a Giveaway!!Since the Fall and Winter seasons are fast approaching I decided that flannel would be very appropriate.This is a complete quilt kit (finished quilt measures 60"x60") and includes ... -
Mending and Sewing ... from A Quilting Journey
Well, I have finished all of my meds and am very much on the mend. Recovery is very apparent. Things have not completely returned to normal, but everything is a far cry from what it was.
There is some quilting news to report. Last weekend Pam had a small gathering at her place and I was able to spend Saturday and Sunday sewing with Holly, Bonnie, Alison and Pam. It was good to see everyone again and spend time sewing and laughing. Dwight took good care of us once again and kept us well fed. He is an awesome cook ... -
Not much new ... really ... from A Quilting Journey
I don't really have anything new on the quilting front. In retrospect my memories of the trip to and at the Long Beach Int'l Quilt Festival are a bit fuzzy. No doubt because I was being attacked by a virus and didn't know it. I only had a few small purchases, a couple of them being gifts, so sorry no photos of those. And unfortunately, no pictures from the show.
Well, a trip to my doctor, continued meds and I think things a starting to turn around. It is going to be a slower recovery than I ... -
You know what they say ... from A Quilting Journey
Early on Friday my neighbor, Rose, and I set off to the Long Beach International Quilt Festival. Excitement filled the air as we chatted in the car during the drive.
We arrived, did an early check in at our hotel and walked over to the Convention Center. Did I mention that excitement filled the air? Well, it was.
It was fantastic entering the show room … Robert Duval said it best …
I love the smell of fabric in the morning!
Ok, ok, maybe he smelled something else, but you know what I’m talking about.
The day was great. We had ... -
It's not too late ... from A Quilting Journey
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4 + 4 + 1 = FUN from A Quilting Journey
Well, I have been busy getting the last of my Lost Sock blocks appliqued. I can now say that they are done and ready to be trimmed and assembled. I know, I keep talking about these blocks and I don't have any pictures posted of them. I will have to remedy that.So ... 4 + 4 + 1 = FUN ... what does it all mean anyway ...It started with 4 days in the country ...
and then today I came home ...to this!! Not the best quality, but you get the idea.
Have a Happy 4th!
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Strange Looking Ruler ... from A Quilting Journey
Have you seen this specialty ruler by Creative Grids? Kim blogged about it and I have to say I was intrigued. It is for cutting Half Square Triangles out of 2½ strips (or Jelly Rolls). I have not seen one in person yet. I checked out the Creative Grids website and they have several specialty rulers. They even have instructions that can be Downloaded.
Kim really seemed to like hers and I can see why. Do you have one? How do you like it? Inquiring bloggers want to know.
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... And Other Times Life is Great from A Quilting Journey
So last weekend was a quiet one at home. Just a bit of yardwork (never ending) and some hand applique.
But the weekend before ... a Sew Day with friends!! Now that's my kinda weekend!!! We all gathered at Debbie's again. Pam was going to help us struggling machine applique-ers and give us some much needed pointers. And we were going to have a potluck lunch.
And check out what Pam brought for each of us - OMG!!! The towels are so neat. Pam brought the towels all prepped and ready to stitch. Having never done machine applique before I ... -
Honest Scrap Award from A Quilting Journey
Thank you for including me.Here are the rules:First: You have to tell your readers 10 things about you they may not already know, but are true.Second: You have to tag 10 people with the award.Third: You have to let the people you've given the award to, know that they've received this award from you.Finally: Make sure you link back to the person who awarded you.So, 10 things … here goes …- I am the youngest of 3 but the only one that ...
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Sometimes life doesn't cooperate ... from A Quilting Journey
As I have said before … I love Sew Days with friends.
Last weekend Helen had a gathering at her place and I so wished I could have gone, but I had to work. I know from past experience that they had a great time. Helen if you are reading this – I was thinkin’ about you guys all day! Hopefully next time work won’t conflict with her get together.
The first 11 days of June have shown a little quilty progress. I have continued to work on my Lost Sock blocks off and on in the evening. The weather has ... -
Another Sew Day Gathering ... from A Quilting Journey
I love getting together with friends for Sew Days.
The weekend after the Pirate Quilters Retreat another group of friends gathered for a Sew Day. We were down a couple, PamKittyMorning and Alex were gone to Quilt Market and Holly was suffering (yeah, right) through a vacation in Hawaii. So it was just the “Triple D’s” again, Deanna, Debbie and me. Deanna had a morning commitment, so Debbie and I were on our own until the afternoon. When Deanna arrived we had a wonderful lunch of Veggies w/Dip, Italian Crockpot Beef sandwiches, Macaroni Salad and Chocolate Brownies for ... -
I set sail for one of the best weekends ever ... from A Quilting Journey
The colours had been hoisted.
And we were welcomed with open arms.
Pam had seen to every detail and made certain our quarters were well stocked with supplies.I had such a great weekend and I just don't know where to begin. We were technically nine, but were a crew of eight, Pam, Kathy, Helen, Kris, Bonnie, Cynthia, Carolyn and me.
A few of us had cameras and took close to 400 pictures all together. Pam copied all of the photos from ... -
With rubber banana in hand ... from A Quilting Journey
So here I am at the local Blood Bank this morning (right now, actually) doing a plasma/blood donation. The rubber banana is the "squeeze toy" they give you. It has been a while since my last donation. Things were just too busy with my trips to see Marlene, working on her quilt, work and, well, you get the picture. Our Blood Bank is really cool. The stations for plasma and platelet donations are set up for internet access. Very cool. The only drawback is having to type with one hand.
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A little bit country - a little bit quilt show ... from A Quilting Journey
Once again I have gotten behind on my blog entries. The last 2 weekends have been fun filled quilting weekends.
Back on April 18, a group of us got together once again for a fantastic fun filled Sew Day. Debbie was our hostess and we were a “quiet” group of 4 (Pam, Deanna, Debbie and me). Debbie served up a wonderful lunch and had lots of goodies for us to snack on throughout the day. Alex was able to drop in for lunch - it’s always good to see her. And I was glad she could take a quick break ... -
Mondays - who knew ... from A Quilting Journey
Mondays – usually just the beginning of the work week. And today, this Monday is just the typical run of the mill kind of start to the week. Last week on the other hand was a different story.
Last Monday was just routine. Starting with coffee, a shower, and getting dressed. Oh yeah, must not forget the high speed car chase being covered on the news. I think it was north bound on 110. Not all that familiar with the freeways in southern CA.
The chase had just ended with the “purp” veering across all lanes of traffic and crashing into ...
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