glad you're back. things will be okay, really. :>)

nice block. :>)

i'm not sure i like messin with what is or what's not my life. no sister here, just had a annoying older brother. would a sister have been annoying also or would she have sewed, crafted and loved quilting(and life)? :>}

i'm not sure i like messin with what is or what's not my life. no sister here, just had a annoying older brother. would a sister have been annoying also or would she have sewed, crafted and loved quilting(and life)? :>}

awww, new york, new york my kinda of town. envy. good luck with the alphabet, good plan. we'll see. :>)

LOVE this. and to Jodie, might make a maternity top too!! :>)

nice scrap project.it would be nice to spruce up the plastic bag thing but let's make market bags from scraps too! working on using up scraps also, i'm thinking it's impossible, i'm on 2nd king-sized string quilt. :>)

love the dainty prints with the raffia color. i'm working on a spiderweb quilt, wondering from the begining how to quilt it. your circles would work perfectly, a light bulb moment. it must take courage to make matching quilts, the boring factor i mean. mom-made with love times two!! :>)

first time visit but it won't be the last!! :>)

sounds like things are good on the hill (for the most part). think green! :>)

hate to disappoint, but you cannot sew your ass off. happy to hear you had the girlfriend weekend, that's always good for the soul. hope you post garden progress, i need inspiration there also. i'm trying to get 3 quilt tops completed and ready for quilting, BEFORE spring really gets here. basketball games to watch (go cards!) green beer to drink, and wait for the garden to dry out.

i'm fearful the inner tube would make my butt look big. oh how i wish i was that girl who looked divine with a long flowing jeans gown. that birdcage seems a little breezy for my taste.

that yellow looks lovely. i've been thinking about using a kona green for a background in a quilt (maybe a dresden plate) but now i'm thinkin....YELLOW. and oh the fabrics are wonderful. what year was that made? yes, we need to make do. your list is getting longer.

i love Beyond the Sea. i wish i was that girl (old lady) that could wear such a beautiful piece of art. go, create,be happy!!!! :>)

great testimonial!!! going to the library today, i will submit my wish list. Eco Colour and The Artful Bird. thanks for your inspirational post (two cents worth), as always :>)

your nest is amazing. i'm not sure how you created it, but its a wow! i've been looking for small quilt ideas for my front door, "bless this nest" could be a great theme for spring. i know, i know weather stinks right now but the birds know spring is just around the corner. :>)

lovely colors and combos. i made this style scarf from flannel for around the house (actually anywhere I might go), very cozy.

lovely post and lovely pictures. thanks for sharing your art and your heart.

love the fabric and the apron....if i win(and only if i win) i promise to cook! happy cinco de mayo, mothers day and ofcourse national apron day.

each and every adorable square screams...."YOU KNOW YOU WANT ME". fabric never, ever whispers to me. i see a theme of my favorite colors (pink & green)and designs (birds,flowers&pokie dots).and, believe it or not, i'm also drawn to clocks (and clock parts) and words. pink flamingos rock!!!

mmmmmmm....fascinating art. of course your fibers will sparkle, glimmer and shine! lots of interesting elements to incorporate. enjoy your new journey.

it's magical. i continue to struggle with the image to fabric thing. the decision/locating image is maddening. you are a wonderful artist.

I LOVE YOUR WORDS! it has been wonderful that you shared your thoughts and views with us. always refreshing to hear some one's voice and how they spin everyday adventures. i thank you. a pen-pal, i always wanted one!