Attended the Snow Ball on Saturday. So many happy, dancing people. I did about half a week's steps all in a single afternoon. Oof.
My mother visited Sunday. My sister and nephew came over for dinner (that she prepared and we cooked). A great way to spend the evening (with relatively little fuss).
I was amused at my nephew's reaction as I recited the different kinds of cookies he could have for dessert, especially when I agreed he could try them all. I didn't realize I had five different kinds in the freezer!
My rosemary plant is so happy in the kitchen window. It gets so much more sunlight than it did in Rehoboth.
Last two blocks done for curves. Now I need to play with placement. 
I pulled out the zig-zagging sewing machine. I need to Frankenstein some batting and I have a bunch of tiny strings I want to start making a scrappy bowl with.
My mother looked over my applique project and agreed with my plan of attack. I'm hoping to work on it this Sunday.
Sharing with Not Afraid of Color's I Like Thursday.
Good Morning Sally! Wow, your curved blocks looks so very cool. It think it looks amazing in the photo you shared - I can't wait to see how this project comes together. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteGreat likes this week--5 kinds of cookies--you have been busy!!
ReplyDeleteLove those curvey blocks--hugs, Julierose
Pretty view at your place! Every time I see those curved blocks, I just have to look and look at them. They are so pretty, and it will be fun to see what you decide on the design. We all would probably enjoy visiting your house and checking out the cookie supply!:)
ReplyDeleteI love frankensteining batting, it makes me so happy to use up the little chunks! And I love your curved blocks!
ReplyDeleteI frankenstein batting all the time too. Oh your curved blocks, I just love them. I want to come to your house for cookies, oh the selection!
ReplyDeleteThose curved blocks are so colourful! I agree...how great to have company that brings the dinner. The Snow Ball sounds awesome and your rosemary seems to be a perfect spot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet aunt to have so many cookies to choose from! Those curved blocks are so pretty. Can’t wait to see the finished quilt design.
ReplyDeleteWetlands in Winter...so pretty. And no mosquitoes!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the sunshine gleaming in your photos. Love the sunshine kissing the snow filtering through the trees. I amm looking forward to see what design you imagine with your strippy blocks.
ReplyDeleteEnvy your sunshine, we rarely see the sun here. Love the strippy blocks, can't wait to see the finished project! So many cookies??/ Wowsa!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
I think this move has been very good for you! I have named the curves quilt, geode.
ReplyDeleteCan I come over for cookies? The sunlight on snow picture is precious!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice sunshiny place. If I wasn't so far away, I would come over for cookies too. I like the look of your curved blocks and look forward to seeing how you decide to place them.
ReplyDeleteThose curved blocks are wow! The Snow Ball sounds like it was a lot of hometown fun! What 5 cookies types of cookies are in your freezer?
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