Wow, I got out alive and I actually found what I was looking for. I did have to have lunch when I was done. All that digging got me hungry you know. Then I had Norb adjust the sewing machine. I have been haveing trouble with the height of the machine on the lift since I got the new machine. After a couple of phone calls to my friends at the sewing center, we got it figured out. Then I put the borders on and it is ready to sandwich into a quilt. Then a little machine quilting and off to club next month for show and tell. Thanks Deb for being on call in case of emergency. I know how my friends are. If I know my friend Eve would ever read my blog, I could have put her on allert also.

Good morning on this rainy day. I just want to post a little thing to all of you but especially to my friend Debbie. I have a little quilt done for the heritage group and now need some border fabric. Here's where that Debbie comes in. She knows where the stash is. I am going to the stash and if she does not hear from me in a day or two, she knows where to send the rescue squad. Can I count on you to do that for me Deb? I know that I will not starve to death in a couple of days but I am a little fearful of being smothered. Sooo, now I will go with a clear idea that Deb will be on her job. Hugs to all of you

Well, this is what happens when you start to get old. I forgot that I had taken a picture of this block and it was not so good, sooo I had to take another one and so the missing is found. OK, Debbie, you are off the hook.

Now, does someone want to help me find my missing brain cells? I have no idea what happens except that I am on my second cup of coffee today and that is not enough to get the body moving. Maybe later I will function a little better. Did you catch that maybe?

Sooo, we have 5 more of the Dear Jane blocks done. Deb has been after me to put them on the blog so I hope she is happy now. I think I have 9 blocks done so far. Had to take a little break and do up a couple of Project Linus quilt tops and a couple of block of the month blocks. I think I may be missing a block of the DJ here so will have to post this and then go back and see if I can figure out which of these are missing. Go figure, only 9 blocks and one has gone missing already. Do you have it Debbie?

Good Morning friends,

I have made this little wall hanging for my chiroprator's office. This is the third one I have made for them. They hang it in the reception area for all to see. This is spring/summer. They also have fall and winter. It is really fun to go in there and see my work hanging on the wall. I used a book called Floral Applique by Nancy Pearson. Then I did a little redoing to fit the spot they hang them. The original was a little more spread out and I just redrew the pattern until I got what I wanted.

I am started on a new project. Just what I need, another project. Anyway, Debbie has finally talked me into doing a Dear Jane. Now I am an official Janiac. I have three blocks done and have used Inklingo's Storm at Sea for the sashing. With the Inklingo it is so easy, just print all the cutting and sewing line on the back of the fabric and cut them out. Then get going and sew them together. I have a goal to do the sashing as I make the blocks. This way I can print a little at a time and sew them up and on to the next block. For the DJ blocks I am using whatever jumps out of the scrap box that is big enough to use. Now, I could go to the basement and take up the other two scrap boxes I suppose. NOT!!! But, if I run out of possibilities, I will have to go dig in the other boxes anyway.

This is the little wall hanging I made for my Chiro's office. I had given him a fall one and they have it on the wall in the reception area and he wanted something for winter now so he offered to pay my to make him another hanging for the same spot. I hope he likes this. I did some pieceing, some applique and some machine embroidery on this. Then did some free motion stuff with some fancy threads. The picture does not do it justice but did make one of my friends (I won't name her, OK Hester?) said it make her chilly in California.