6 month update

Well it wasn’t my intention to not post for six months, but such is life. I was able to go back to Minnesota this summer and saw friends and family again. I dropped off quilts with Jeanette and she did another fabulous job! She has another career ahead of her when she retires from her day job!

She finished my Turkey Round Robin for me! So happy I will get to use it this fall!

While I was home, I visited with my cousin Phyllis. Where they live, the town has had so much rain that the area has flooded. They had to leave their home and stay in a shelter on higher ground. So demoralizing to see your house become uninhabitable and nothing you can do. We went shopping, to a fabric store, of course, and she picked out a quilt that I can make for their new bedroom. I had to clear out my space when I had company so haven’t gotten back to this one. I think I have 6 blocks to go.

She wanted a quilt with the colors of the Northern Lights so I added the pinks – hope Norm will still like it!

While driving home, I talked to my SIL for awhile and she shared how my nephew is going through a bit of a rough patch right now. I think he is a great young man and deserving of another quilt. In fact, I think it is time to do another round of quilts for nephews!

This is a Laundry Baskets Quilts pattern, “Perfect Union”. Saw this cool panel and used it for the backing. I actually cut the fabric for the blue stars wrong so have enough cut to make another one for myself, someday! I can live with those errors.

Before school started, a couple ladies from guild and I signed up for a class. Well the instructors got Covid so it was delayed. Made for a little more stress, which is a long story that won’t be shared here. But it was a good, fun day. We each got one shoe finished! Most expensive shoes I own, but it was a good experience, and have fun foot wear!

To finish things off, pictures of Jeanette’s beautiful quilting on a Fig Tree BOM!

Just love it!!