Here's a little eagle project for America 250. Some of the fabric is antique and I thought it would be fun to not do traditional red-white-blue.
After publishing I realized my eagle does not have the reverse applique red eye! I'll try a French knot.
And I couldn't decide on a patriotic backing, but LOVED this!
I saw the eagle collection of Pat and Arlan Christ in April. and bought the eagle pattern while there! This is the oldest eagle quilt circa 1830!
Okay, that's about it for quilts, but inspiration galore was in Washington DC!
Lincoln Memorial
So much patriotic inspiration!
I love Lady Liberty! I fussy cut these lovely ladies and have 2 blue left and 6 red. I'm selling them for $6.25 (postage included) to my blog readers Send me an email at humblequilts@gmail.com if you are interested!
Pushing the red button for?.....hahaha
August whizzed right by!
Here are some highlights
Alpenglow on Mt Hood
First time backpacking with my daughter.
A day hike with Jan
Then 3 of us hiked in to spend the night with this view!
That's it for now friends! Fall is in the air here in Central Oregon! I plan on eking out as much summer as I can!!


Fabulous pictures of D.C. (with no construction in them!) The photo of Lincoln was breathtaking! I haven't been to D.C. in a very long time. My son was in the 8th grade - he is now 47 - and they had a few extra seats on the bus for any of the parents that wanted to go. I am so glad I went.
ReplyDeletehuh. ? no explanation about names on the National Military Museum? Teasing us? Your photos are all splendid - what a wonderful excursion !
ReplyDeleteFor anybody else who would like to know- George DeJarnatt is my husband's father and Nels Mikkelson is my father. They both served in WW2.
DeleteBut are their names up there always? How does it work ?
DeleteWe looked our names up prior to being at the front of the line and gave the volunteer a code. Then the name pops up on the screen! It was really special.
Deleteplenty to see in DC for sure...
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