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 Commenter #8 was chosen from the random number generator for blog comments: 

Carolyn wrote:

Your quilt is adorable! Will you hand quilt it? I love Jo Morton, can never have enough of her fabrics! Wishing you and your family the happiest of holidays!

(To answer her question I told her I wasn't sure how my wrist would hold up, but I'm going to try and hand quilt it with the splint on to see how it goes. I'll let ya'll know!)

Thank you all for your positive and fun comments! After seeing the quilt online I noticed I had a "mistake!" Most of the time I keep them in, but because this was not even layered I did a quick fix last night!

Before. There should be a X across the quilt.

Oh yea, that's better. 

I used a bit of my recent monthly samplers for this little quilt. 

For those of you that have asked my daughter is back at work, still building strength back up after contracting Covid. Thankfully neither her or her boyfriend had to go to the ER or get admitted. 

The sale of the business has been a bit chaotic, and we are trying to support our niece in any way we can. I thought after the first week it wouldn't be so crazy, but we are now at the end of the second week the bugs are working out SLOWLY. 

We had our final Christmas employee party

Our Danish host brother Kristian has been in USA for a visit and he helped us decorate the tree, using our Danish flags and ornaments of course!

When we went out to get our tree we saw this flock of turkeys. It was so cool! This was only about half of them!!

I plan on taking a blog break. I'm working on a couple of ideas for Humble Quilts to explore after the new year. Have a wonderful Christmas, enjoying family and friends. 

May the new year bring you peace and happiness. 

Much love to you all!