Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Signs of Spring

I think we are done with a false spring! Spring has sprung!

This month's sampler from Two Thimble Quilt shop. 


Signs of spring in my garden.

Signs of spring around the house.

Pink Lemonade done as a quiltalong. (you can search the upper left box and still find directions!)

And another sure sign of spring is getting overnight backpacking trips on the calendar! 
Whoop! Whoop!


 

Friday, April 10, 2020

Fitful Friday

I'm feel like I'm fitful~ "active or occurring spasmodically or intermittently; not regular or steady."

Nothing is as it should be and it makes me so sad! 
I've slowly started to do a little decorating for spring, but most of that is on this weekend's agenda. 

This liberated basket quilt brings me a smile and reminds me of May Day. 

This is one of my older quilts designed by Country Threads.
And then here is my 4 block version of the Spencer Museum Quilt, pattern by Jan Patek.



Slowly spring is showing her face in little ways. (desert phlox)

Short little daffodils my sister planted in my garden. 

 Still trying to get outdoors every day. My mental health depends on it! This was yesterday's weather! It was a dusty run but so rejuvenating, and I actually slept well- bonus!
I was thinking about trying to make a photo of my next run! This reminds me of a face with a cowboy hat on! LOL This social distancing is getting to me!! 

Taking pleasure in the simple things! I found bleach!


Take care friends!
With Love



Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Whoopee Wednesday!

We made it to Idaho just in time! I got back last evening and today it is snowing again!

Here's my niece's little boy (my grand-nephew) Zackary on the quilt I gave to them. 
He is 3 weeks old and doing well.
We took my niece out for dinner. They've had a lot of snow too, so I understand being housebound.
My daughter made the trip with me. 

 Because I was meeting my daughter, I went a different way- right by Pendleton Woolen Mills
with a long and wonderful Oregon history. 
 This little lamb was at my sisters. They actually had 20 babies! at least 3 of them were being bottle fed. 
Isn't this cute? I made this and gave it to my sister many years ago. Sure makes me wish for spring. 
 I also made this many years ago and it was hanging in her house too. 
I love seeing her enjoy things I've made.

Have a whoopee Wednesday! 
Next Monday we will posting our 1st part of the Fall Festival.