Well, I survived the busyness of the last two weeks!
I plan on relaxing today :)
I had a lot of fun speaking at the Oxford County Quilters' Guild this week....where you present your trunk show twice!...Once on the Wednesday evening and then again on the Thursday morning.
Such a great group of quilters, they surely made my job easier with their wonderful energy.
.....and I had good support, with Gail from The Cozy Quilter coming to cheer me on....
and a quilty friend attending on the Thursday morning for moral support!
By the way, the quilt in the background is the Guild's current raffle quilt...which, if I remember correctly, will be raffled at their upcoming quilt show in 2019.
I hesitate to plan a goal for One Monthly Goal this month, as it seems the month is already marching on. I've missed posting it on time, but I may as well go ahead. Maybe it will help me accomplish my goal!
I need a new Christmas tree skirt. I started one very early this year and was hurrying at it. The result?....a poor start! It would be nice to get this done for Christmas, but it will be a stretch. Luckily it is a pattern that I've had a lot of practice with over the years.
Here is my start...which I have to rip out a bit and fix...
Sorry for the poor quality picture, but it's quite a grey day here...and a bit snowy to boot!
I came across something interesting that I may try in 2019....something I've never heard of but is evidently a thing....a Temperature Quilt.
You can read all about it HERE at Elm Street Quilts.
I am linking up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Can I Get A Whoop Whoop?, and with Busy Hands Quilts for Finished or Not Friday.
You did a wonderful trunk show and I loved seeing all of your quilts in person! Hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteI am making a temperature quilt! I use hexagons, each week makes a little rosette. Very fun. A78mandel at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see you spreading your knowledge and joy of quilting.
ReplyDeleteI checked out the temperature quilt that you mentioned. It sounds intriguing. I like the idea of using hexagons but I wasn't sure how to arrange them. The suggestion above from Annette looks like a solution. Something to think about.