The Crosstown Quilters Guild had a wonderful show on Saturday and Sunday. I had two quilts in the show. The first was Celtic Blessing a pattern from Ricky Tims. The completed blocks had languished in a project box for a number of years as I had never gotten around to piecing the blocks together. The back of the quilt is made up of blocks of various shades of green to represent the green fields of Ireland.
The other quilt was “From the Heart.” I had purchased the kit for this quilt at our guild show back in 2018, and I had assembled all the blocks but had put it aside without adding the borders. Notice a pattern here??? Thank goodness we had this show to spur me on to finish them. The beautiful quilting on both was done by Cannizzaro Creations in Rockland.
I’d like to say that from now on I will always finish quilts and projects in a timely fashion, but I know myself too well to commit to that. I am, however, trying to work through my many, many projects now that I am settled in my new home. Wish me luck!
We had a nor’easter on Monday and Tuesday with lots and lots of rain. I shot this photo from inside my sunporch.
Here’s the scene after the sun finally made an appearance.
Per request, here are some photos of Emma after her trip to the groomer last week.
One more thing . . . I recently had some trees trimmed in my new backyard. Well, all except one was done as one of the workers had noticed a large, active hornet nest hanging from the end of one of the branches. The cold temperatures eventually took care of the hornets and the wind and rain took care of the rest. Here are some of the remnants; the outer shell was like pieces of paper.
Well, that’s the buzz from here. I hope you are all having a happy, positive, creative week.
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