Friday, October 26, 2018

Crazy christmas trees

This is a quilt made by one of the newest members of the goldsboro quilt guild, Robin Greer. I just love the collection and the wonky trees. It is really a happy quilt.

Came home today in the rain with my car full of last items from my house in Rosewood. I looked like the Clampetts. Just needed grandma on the roof. Or maybe I'm getting that mixed up with Christmas vacation.
Anyway glad to be home.
Rainy quilting.

Thursday, October 18, 2018

PS

This is the "on Ringo lake" Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt 2017 that was supposed to be included in last blog. Doing this on my phone limits me on photos.

I am waiting to see the colors for the new mystery at halloween. I really hope it will be in reds or blues. I know I can use whatever colors I like but it is difficult not knowing which ones will be dominant.

The weather is wonderful today. Would love to see more days below 70.

Good quilting and visiting yesterday with C. Missed P but know your help with veteran quilts was appreciated. Will be glad when we can all get together.

I plan to visit the Wilmington guild and the Brunswick guild. So sorry the hurricane caused the cancellation of the New Bern quilt show.

I have not been here long but it is a good move for me. Being with family is so wonderful. I miss my friends and church.
Cooler quilting.
Sally

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

New digs

Finally I am getting some quilts in place. The same
Pler is really turned which gives a new perspective and balance with the antique China cabinet

The quilt on the bed, "on Ringo lake", is the Bonnie Hunter 2017 mystery quilt which I just finished binding. And the one on the wall is from the last Goldsboro guild retreat. Heather did a fantastic job with quilting.

New place nearly finished. I probably would have had this done but for hurricanes! And now Michael.
Hope it is weakened and fast.
Tropical quilting.
Sally