We woke up to 2 inches of snow even though the weatherman said a dusting! Because of where I live it was to hard for my son to bring my grandson over for me to watch... so guess what grandma did?
I got the rest of the blocks sewn. As you can see I was able to sew the sashing and border together too. These block patterns were from Jacquelynne Steves free BOM. This small quilt will be for my daughter.
With Passion,
Carrie P.
15 comments:
You are getting way too much snow for your neck of the woods. But enjoy the snow day.
We are getting a little more tonight, but not too bad.
Nice to have some time for yourself and that is a beautiful quilt.
Debbie
Thank you for sharing your snow scenes, so pretty.
Grandma shall play while the grandson is away. :o) Have fun sewing. Stay warm.
Beautiful snow photos Carrie. Cute little quilt finish. Lucky you see your grandson often.
Sometimes snow can be just the thing you need!
Enjoy!!
The quilt is very pretty!
Yay, snow day! I'm glad you were able to take some time for yourself, Carrie. Looks like you are using it well-- the top is beautiful! :)
Wow that's a lot of snow for you - it looks just beautiful, but not easy to get around in!!! I'm glad you had some sewing time, that quilt is just gorgeous. Enjoy your snow/sew days!
Snow days are just as much fun for us adults as they were for us as kids. I love being "forced" to stay inside and sew, don't you? :)
I saved those quilt block patterns by Jacquelyn. She does a nice newsletter.
No time with you grandson? Then the next best thing is being productive in the sewing room. I love this quilt!
There a silver lining to all that snow I guess. Your small quilt looks lovely.
Love that snow....great quilt. Drive safe :)
Kelly
Carrie, it's just beautiful! Shells...they certainly speak to me. Your daughter will just love it! I didn't get very far with this BOM, but I'll finish it one day. Esp. now that I've seen yours!
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