So, here we are at the end of August, I just cannot believe our Summer is in its waning days! It's that time of year when I start unearthing the Fall decor in the storage room where a history of this home exists. I remember where I bought this wreath or that, who I was with at the time, and the wonderful times we had. Not to induce melancholy, but good times, for me, are often tied to seasons and experiences tied to the Fall seasons. Craft shows, roadside stands, and garden tours all enhance our lives and deserve to be remembered and celebrated.
OK, where was I..... After searching through
many draft files, I came upon this sweet little quilt. Originally posted
by Jenny in 2018, it is one of those great stand-by patterns one can
call up for a quick gift or a meaningful donation for your service
project. How sweet is this? Easy enough for a beginner with a knowledge
of the 1/4 inch seam allowance or for the more advanced quilter wanting
to play with color and pattern. *A smaller vision could easily be made
using charm squares rather than the 10 inch layer cake, mmmmm!
- Jenny Doan has been so generous to quilters with her You Tube video's. Learning from her, in your own home, what could be better?
- Heard from the grapevine....Missouri Star Quilt Company has bought Sewing With Nancy, details coming soon. I understand it will be a cooperative and sharing venture.
- It's never too soon to start planning some projects for 2022, those bridal showers and birthdays will be here before you know it. And babies, babies, babies, quilts, burp pads, changing pads oh my!
- Booster Covid shot this week, such is life.
- Lunch with dear friend too. Have a lovely week.
I
made this as a gift from a pretty little "Layer Cake" I had in the
stash. The recipient was quite pleased. (I don't have the photo, I had
to delete hundreds of photo's, many no longer appropriate to the blog
and lots of duplicates.) Advance to Fall 2021, and here I am back again.
I will search the stash to see what would work, I'm thinking something
blue and yellow for Spring? Something happy? Anyway, I think this one
has lots of potential.
Jenny's Carpenters Star video, HERE. |
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