Today I was supposed to attend the 2nd of 3 all day quilt classes learning how to make a quilt called: One Block Wonder. (I'm still withholding photos until I have the end results.) But, late yesterday I got a call that the class was canceled. I felt like I was given a snow day! Woo hoo, 'cause I hadn't packed anything and I'd done shamefully little on the project in the 2 weeks since the last class. It's a bummer, but I guess we'll get to eat those fresh apple cider donuts I bought Friday afternoon at the Apple Farm with plans of taking them to share with my classmates. Darn, hate when that happens.
The rest of my family already had a full day planned, without me, so I was home for quite a stretch without anyone else. That was weird. I couldn't figure out why, though. I'm home alone lots of days. NEVER on a Saturday, though. It was either that or the unexpected nature of my day off. However it happened I liked it.
Since I was away for a stretch..... and believe it or not.... I didn't pack any stitching....shocking, I know... I don't have much to show. I have some friends I meet every year at our annual conference and I knew I wouldn't have any time to stitch so I didn't bother carrying an extra bag into and back out of the hotel.
Before leaving I did finish a cute Little by Little piece that I stitched last fall or winter.
I can tell I'm getting ready to make the switch from fall themed stitching to Christmas because my newest start is Peppermint Twist by Blue Ribbon Designs. (40 count.... Yikes.... I keep buying stronger cheaters.)
Last night, while watching the Yankees get killed (and the jokes on me because they apparently had a very exciting inning while I slumbered), I put the finishing stitches in this patriotic piece by Little House Needleworks. I love patriotic/Americana. This will be one of those patterns I keep just in case I need to stitch that cute little flower pot with the flags again.
So, guess that's enough rambling. Off to see what's happening with the Yankees.
The Queen Bee
Oh, I love your Little by Little finish. One of my favourite designers.
ReplyDelete40 count? You are so brave--still haven't attempted that... I love your LHN piece and you've just introduced me to "Little By Little"--never heard of them before! Gosh, I have so much to learn :)
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