Yesterday I sewed the binding on Rumspringa too, even though I haven't finished quilting it yet. Figured I might as well since I was in the mood and All the outer bits were already quilted. This way the batting won't keep oozing out either - this is the quilt I that I didn't have quite enough batting and had to tuck in a bit extra around the edges. Rain, rain, horrible rain. sigh.
I finished the first disc of Wonderfalls. I'd never caught the show before (I was out of the country when it was broadcast in 2004) but since it was by Bryan Fuller, the creater of Dead Like Me and my beloved but now unfortunately cancelled Pushing Daisies, it was worth a try. I'm enjoying it although the lead character is annoying me and Lee Pace isn't in it nearly enough.
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The little hope quilt is great! I have your Dear Santa as my wallpaper this month. I have really been studying your handquilting and it is fabulous. I love all the little extras you added like the sleigh with cat and reindeer. You are a genius when it comes to filling in all the small spaces.
I love this quilt. The letters look like they're rising up, just as hope uplifts us all.
it looks great. I found the hardest part of the challenge was getting the quilts into the right kind of mailbox and schlepping off to the post office. obviously my strengths are in quiltmaking, not shipping. I love the title of Rumspringa. You do know to roll your Rs when you say it, right? I'm not Amish, but I did grow up speaking a German dialect.
I meant right kind of mailing enveloped. sheesh, I'm losing my words here.
This is a nice quilt to send to Obama is he for Hope and Change. I know he want to take money from medical researce and give it to green reach.
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I have to tell you how much I love the pictures of your babies(meow)(and your quilts and of your travels)I save them all to my computer and use them as my screen saver. My Grandkids know all the kitties names and my office mates know them as well.
Please continue to keep us in your life when you return to Florida.
Nancy in Southern California
Hope is such a good tonic for rain.
It's as happy as hope should be. I like it. And once again you've bested me on the TV shows. I haven't heard of Wonderfalls, but I liked Dead Like Me, so I'll give it a try.
I just noticed the sponsor wow very good selections and bright
colors. Great choices too.
Love the HOPE Quiltlet! Hope should be in happy colors....Just wish there were happy colors...(Like blue sky and SUN) Outside your window!
Bonnie
I like this quilt! The colors almost would go for reast Cancer Awareness too. Hope is a great thing.
I really love this one, Tonya. The colors are just perfect and so is the quiltng, as usual.
Better late than never!
I love the colours - they really do give hope.
Rain - tell me about it! I've never seen so much water! Flooding everywhere. Count your lucky stars tht you're in Paris and not in the middle of nowhere!
Have they really cancelled Pushing?
Love your little Hope quilt for the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative. Ami will love it! Her mom passed away last Saturday. Don't know if you knew that.
i'm a bit late and just finishing mine too....
It's a beautiful quilt.
I'd like to know more about the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative.
My mom passed away in April. A dreadful disease.
great HOPE! love that orange. soon you'll have brighter florida days!
Such beautiful colors in you Hope quilt.
I love how you quilt words in your art work. Beautiful. Incrediable too! ;-) Important cause too.
Funny, I was just finishing mine today and wondering if I should "confess" that I was so late getting it done! I should know by now, you aren't a big Rule Enforcer. :-)
Love your Hope Quilt!!! A guild member made one similar using red, white and blue fabrics and included a photo of Obama.
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