This Week’s Challenges from Tourmaline: March 18 – 24 (OWPC, WW & CYW)
My quilted shamrock table topper.
Challenge quilt from years ago,
This Week’s Challenges from Tourmaline: March 18 – 24 (OWPC, WW & CYW)
My quilted shamrock table topper.
Challenge quilt from years ago,
Tourmaline’s Week 9 Challenges: February 25 – March 3 (OWPC, WW & CYW)
All images are from google as I am unable to go out and take photos today. The weather is not cooperating. 😦
Here is my last entry for Jennifer’s Color Your World challenge, February 21.
This is only one block of a Baltimore Album quilt.
This is also one block of the same Baltimore Album quilt.
Please Note: These photos are of quilts that were entered in the Horry County Quilt Gala. I did not make these quilts, my copyright is on the photo only.
Here is my entry for Jennifer’s Color Your World challenge, February 21.
I am a quilter. One of the things we quilters do is collect fabric. I thought I would show you just a portion of my collection of orange fabrics. I had another big stack in the closet, but I thought this would be a good enough example of the outrageous fabric obsession we quilters share. 🙂
Here are just a few of the “fabric” sayings we quilters & sewers live by. 🙂
My husband lets me buy all the fabric I can hide!
One yard of fabric, like one cookie, is never enough!
Ask not what your fabric can do for you, but what you can do for your fabric.
She who dies with the most fabric wins.
My husband said if I were to buy any more fabric, he would leave me. I’m going to miss him!!
“Fabricologist Resource Centre”…that sounds more impressive than “fabric stash”
I am a material girl. Wanna see my fabric stash.
Behind every sewer is a huge pile of fabric.
I love sewing and have plenty of material witnesses.
Have a good day!
Wanda
Weekly Challenges hosted by Tourmaline for February 10-24
I shot these photos this morning in my forest behind my house. The mist was just beginning to lift.
This one is of the moisture dripping off of the branches. I love how the bark is peeling back off of the branch and the silk threads of a spider’s web between the limbs.
I looked up and saw these turkey vultures high in the tree branches. They just sat there and posed for me.
I took these photos last summer when I was in Florida. I found these pretty bright yellow wildflowers along a nature walk near the water in Kissimmee.
Wanda
This week I have decided to participate in pictures instead of writing. Unfortunately, I have obtained these photos from the http://www. I have not had the opportunity to be out shooting pictures recently. But the colors this week cried out to me to be portrayed in pictures.
Have a colorful week!
Wanda
So Philadelphia now has it’s first Superbowl Championship team. I wish Gary had lived to see it. Of course, if he had, I would never hear the end of it. Being a true Redskin fan since I don’t know, forever, that would become old really quick. However, I am very happy for Philly. It was a long time coming. So, Nick Foles, the back up QB led the team to what many have not been able to do in the Eagles history. Kudos!
I know that you will be able to hear the noise from the streets of Philadelphia into the depths of outer space as the fans welcome home and celebrate the victorious players. The razzle-dazzle of the celebration will put a rosy pink in the cheeks of the players and their families who have had to listen to the naysayers all season long. Just think those who have called the Eagles the underdog all year are now turning purple with embarrassment at their lack of respect for the team.
No worries say the Eagles. They wore that badge with pride as they marched through New England filling their piggy banks and those of the owner.
Philly can certainly celebrate better than any city in the country. The Mummers will be strutting to the tune of Fly Eagles Fly and the fans will be going wild. The sun is finally shining on the Eagles.
There is only one bittersweet aspect to all of this. My husband Gary didn’t live long enough to enjoy this victory with his daughter Samantha who has taken up the Screamin Green.
Have a good one.
Wanda
My daily visitors from up the road. They love to feast on the corn I put out for them. The leader is Gus. He’s a Saddle Back Goose. The others are Spanish Geese. They are such a joy to watch marching around my property.
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