February blues

 I remember when we were growing up having Mid-Winter Youth Rallys for our Episcopal youth groups at a central church.  We would stay with families in those towns, have meetings and meet others our age.

It has only been in the last 15 years that I realized why we all need a Mid-Winter Rally.  At least in North  Carolina the worst weather is in January and February.  Some people choose to leave for more salubrious climates.  I however like the cold we have here.  I does not stay and it gives me time to rest from all the activities I think I need to do.

With Covid all things change and I will be glad to see the warmer temperatures of April and May.  But not July and August!! And with zoom we have more meetings than we would in person.  At least you have the comforts of home.  

This was my Bonnie Hunter quilt from String Fling pattern book.  Now not only did I not put a label on it so I could find the name I cannot find the book.  Time for a clear out.  I think it is Cotton Candy.

This Paige and Karen and Cecil from 2014.

I am working on blocks P and C and I made when we went to Hatteras some years back.  It was a fun time.  The pattern was a red heart with a stem and flower coming out of the center on a black background.  It is appliqued and I am trying to finish them.

 Until more is happening.

Cool sewing.

S