We got our first snow for 2009.
I am going to add this fabric each time it snows to my calendar quilt.
With Passion, Carrie P.
Failure is only an opportunity to begin more intelligently. Henry Ford
"A quilt is a letter to those who look at it."
"A quilt is a letter to those who look at it."
We got our first snow for 2009. I am going to add this fabric each time it snows to my calendar quilt.With Passion, Carrie P.
Failure is only an opportunity to begin more intelligently. Henry Ford
Cool apron idea! He should be proud of himself. Looks like you got more snow than I did. It's amazingwhat a difference a few miles makes.
ReplyDeleteHi Carrie,
ReplyDeleteI love it! :)...I have to show my husband this. You should be proud of him and I bet he wears the apron out!
I like your idea for the snowy fabric for each time it snows. You are so creative and of course innovative! I guess that is why we pursue these passions!
Later
Peggy...who is going to pick up needle and thread and give the snowman block a go. I'll let you know how it turns out.
I had to show my husband that apron idea, it's very practical. Good job.
ReplyDeleteGood for him!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't let him near your fabric stash though, he'll really be hooked!
Well the most impressive part to me is that he didn't make YOU do it. My husband comes up with all kinds of stuff he wants me to make for him but he won't make it. This is definately getting emailed to my husband!
ReplyDeleteIt is so humerous to me that your husband wanted to make his own apron. I am trying to envision him coming into the sewing room saying, "I want to make an apron." It made me smile. Thanks for the great applique tutorials, I like you LOVE applique, and it is nice for others to see that it isn't as hard as they imagine. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGood for your husband!! Mine (like Nanettes) wouldn't touch my sewing machine with a 10 foot pole!! He just explains what he wants and wants me to sew it!!
ReplyDeleteI am cracking up...this is hysterical...I think HE really wants to be called Mr. Quilter. You're brave to let him loose on your machine. Good for you, Carrie!
ReplyDeleteWay to go hubby. You have rubbed off on him..........
ReplyDeleteThe snow is very pretty......Enjoy!
How good of you to let him use your machine...I would almost rather do it myself than let anyone near my machine! (Although I did let my husband use it once after he explained that he HAD taken home ec in junior high)!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sherri...I wouldn't let my husband near my machine. Good for Mr. Passion or do we call him Mr. Applique. :o) Glad you're enjoying your snow. Ours has yet to even melt!
ReplyDeleteWell, he did quite good!!!! I am impressed.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he is ready for a BBQ, ok maybe he should wait until it warms up a bit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great apron! And how great that your husband did it.
ReplyDeleteWell I guess he is certainly pleased with himself. Do I hear the inklings of a new career for him? It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove that winter fabric!
I'm going to Hobby Lobby today to buy my applique supplies. I'm so excited!
Smiles,
Lea
What a neat hubby you have - wanting an apron and then making his own. Go give him a hug - he deserves it...LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat apron for the workshop, he can use it for barbeque-ing too! Looks like we had about the same amount of snow. Love that fabric, I hope you don't have to add much more of it!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a guy, Carrie! Looks like something Norm Abrahm would wear for carpentry! Good job!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
oh carrie...that was the cutest thing your hubby made!!!
ReplyDeletetell him he impressed us all!!!
Oh Carrie....this is too funny...but I must say the apron IS pretty nifty!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really spiffy apron that your husband created. Happy to hear that he is not afraid of the sewing machine (like many men). Seems to me that you may have a another quilting buddy soon! LOL
ReplyDeleteAloha!