"A quilt is a letter to those who look at it."
One more flower done. The picture looks like it is foggy outside but it was just my camera lens fogging up because of the high humidity we are having. I actually think the picture looks pretty neat.
With Passion,
these blocks. The person that made the first block also sent some Santa fabric that she wanted in each block. If you look close you can see Santa in each block.
This cardinal block will be added to...
these blocks. This person said she would like different sized blocks and she also mentioned she like cardinals.
This is a block exchange that I am doing through Jane. It has been fun to see what I receive in the mail. Sometimes they stay up on my design wall for a few days trying to decide what to add. Other times an idea comes to me real quick.
She was my buddy. In the winter time I would let her hair grow long so she doesn't even look like a Schnauzer in these photos. You can see with all the snow that it was a good thing. She loved playing in the snow and fetching sticks. She would go out into the yard to look for small branches that had fallen off the trees and bring it to me to throw.
She was so good about staying by your side when I would take her to different places. She went camping with us and had so much fun exploring new places. I had a dog biscuit jar on top of our refrigerator and when she wanted one she would go stand in front of the refrigerator and bark. She always had a messy bed because she would take the blankets and make them into a nest for herself to sleep in. We never could teach her to roll over instead when someone would tell her to roll over she would go around in circles like she was chasing her tail. It was funny.
While there I was able to finish a block from the Linen Closet Quilts.
and one more hexagon flower.
While we were in the area we drove to Brevard and Hendersonville. This is the ticket booth to a movie theater. I just thought it would be fun to share with you all. Check out the floor.
These sculptures were pretty cool too. The tree was in Hendersonville and the other three were in Brevard. We like to check out the Main streets of the little towns. Have you ever noticed how each town does have a Main Or Center street? We usually can find an antique store or two. We also like to see the different architecture of the old buildings.
These photos were from another quilt show I went to. It was held in a mall and there were not many quilts. Most of them were quilts made during WWII. I thought you like to see a few and read a little history about them.
Thanks for coming along on my trip. Hope you enjoyed the quilt shows. It was a good little vacation for us.
Aren't they great! I am slowly getting to all your comments. Please be patient with me.