Oct
31
2011
by Quilter in Motion
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I hope you weren’t expecting a Halloween quilting project. You can find those on many of the other blogs, I’m sure. I have no small children and Halloween is just not one of my favorite holidays to quilt for. Therefore, I’ve sav
Oct
30
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Yesterday I had such fun. DH was at a tractor event so here I was all day with lots of time on my hands. I could do whatever projects I wanted to and not even stop for lunch, or water aerobics, or anything I didn’t want to stop for. It was fu
Oct
28
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Last night I finished sewing all the blocks together in the quilt top for the Winter Warmth Project so that goal was reached. Here’s the finished quilt top and also a few pictures of individual blocks. I think this shows the blocks a bit bette
Oct
27
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Serendipity: Webster’s Dictionary says : the gift of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for I’ve been busily sewing my quilt blocks for the project quilt and this morning I squared them all up and then onto the design wall to
Hello! I’m glad you’re here. If you are visiting for the first time, I’ll just let you know I’m working on a charity quilt for the Winter Warmth Project for those people in Vermont who lost their homes in Hurricane Irene.
I just want to thank you for stopping by to check out my new project. I appreciate your interest and hope you’ll tell me what you think of this new project in my Comment section. I do love reading everyone’s comments, and I don’t
Oct
22
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Our first day in our winter location, Summerdale, Alabama and I couldn’t wait to get back to my quilting projects. I was busy doing laundry, putting things in their places and yes, greeting old friends all day so it wasn’t until this ev
Oct
20
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Today I want to share with you some quilt pieces I was given access to a few weeks ago, shortly before leaving Vermont. My friend, Wendy, is the Executive Director at the Fort at #4 in Charlestown, New Hampshire. The Fort at #4 is a living history
I’m leaving Lexington this morning so I’m just going to toss on here some photos I took in an antiques shop in Jeffersonville, IN on Friday. The prices were in the $25.00 to $40.00 range. That was ridiculous!! In New England you would
Oct
18
2011
by Quilter in Motion
Hi everyone. I’m writing today from Lexington, Kentucky. We are camping at the Kentucky Horse Park campground, right next door to the Horse Park. This is such beautiful country! Seeing the thoroughbred horses grazing in the fields and the
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