Land of the Lost: Quilting

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Quilting

Since making a quilt for my baby boy's crib, I've been intrigued by the process. Actually, I love it. I am still making clothes but lately, I have made a few quilts. Nothing too big yet (I've got a queen size quilt in the works) but fun to snuggle up with on the couch or let the kids roll around in. I made the one below from a free tutorial at Cluck Cluck Sew here. She has the best tutorials!

Whatcha think?

3 comments:

*katie said...: I love it!!! Great job :); April 4, 2013 at 6:45 AM
Almost There said...: WOW, you did a fantastic job on this quilt! Love the bright colors and geometric pattern. Time to gather up some kids (big and small) for cuddle time!; April 7, 2013 at 3:38 PM
Sarah Haynie said...: I just love this quilt. You are truly amazing. I want to see the queen quilt when it gets finished. Love you and had fun at lunch. Thanks.; April 17, 2013 at 8:17 AM

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My blessing for this week October 9, 2008

NAPS! I have been running around crazy the last couple of weeks. I've made 26 jars of jam and successfully stocked my pantry with almost 3 months of food storage. At some point, I realized I was doing too much. I decided to take a break from all of it. Instead of doing some other crafty thing while Henry took a nap I took a nap with him - for 3 hours! That felt so good. It's nice when you realize that you aren't Superwoman and sometimes you just need to take a break. Sleep solves many problems. Everything just looks better today.

My blessing for this week 8/11/08: The good ol' USA.

If you haven't been following the Olympics, this was a pivotal point in swimming and for smack talkin' Frenchmen. My family watched this live and were screaming by the end of it. I was so proud to be an American! What a blessing it is to live in a free country!!!

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/11/sports/olympics/11swim.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&em

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As you know we have a pug puggy. What you might not know is she has purposeful puppy incontinence. Which means she chooses to use the various Claire Murray area rugs in our home as her personal backyard. We have tried everything with her- litter boxes, pee papers, and yes, even diapers. She still prefers to mark our house with puppy love.

After she was injured we were told in lieu of paying $700 worth of x-rays that we should keep in her a kennel so she could rest. What a great opportunity to crate train her! I jumped on it. Since being confined, to what in her mind must be dog jail, I have been able to successfully train her to get her business done outside. She is almost fully healed. Tomorrow is the last day in the kennel for her. I decided to celebrate by steam cleaning the carpets- yes, exciting I know.

You would not believe the disgusting mess in the carpets or the filthy, dirty water that was a result of cleaning them. So disgusting! I had no idea we were that dirty or that carpets could hide so much. One particular stain I thought would never come out and we would always have a lovely reminder of our incontinent puppy. But, everything came out! The rugs look as beautiful as they did the first day we bought them and smell wonderful. I am so grateful for steam cleaners!

52 Blessings

This is a great idea in which every week I can count my blessings. Although what I am about to share with you didn't occur this week, it was important to me. One day, I was having a rough time dealing with some issues in my life. I was so depressed. Nothing was going to get better. I had to take the kids to one of their many activities so we all piled in the car. As I was driving out, I saw this beautiful egret in my yard. I was stunned. Heavenly Father knew just how to give me hope. What a beautiful creature this was! Perfect and white, representing what was pure in the world in its simplest form. I knew everything would be okay if I would just trust in Him.

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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Quilting

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