What are you working on? I'd love to see. And there's a mystery quilt book for someone. Same guidelines apply: Leave me a comment for one chance. Link your eye candy for another. Follow me and let me know for a third. Remember if you don't have a blog, you can always post a photo from a photostream. Please be sure there is some way for me to contact you. Ends next Thursday, midnight. I'll be linking to several parties. Tab above. Blessings!
I've linked to my Gwennie medallion but have been sewing scrappy stars most recently. What kind of mysteries are you offering?
ReplyDeleteYour liberated soft white clouds are pretty and evoke sweet childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful border for your basket! And such fun memories!
ReplyDeletemedallion quilt looking good not tried one myself but think it needs to go on the to do list. I have added the hearts made for the Orlando MQG who are making quilts for ll those who so tragically lost loved ones and for those injured in the terrible attacks a couple of weeks ago
ReplyDeleteBeautiful medallion.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I'm nervous about the next round!
ReplyDeleteSuch great memories captures in your border. I really like how the colors of your memories (and the fabrics you chose) repeat the colors in your basket center.
ReplyDelete--Nancy. (ndmessier @ aol.com, joyforgrace.blogspot.com)
I think we had more fun as children than children do "nowadays". partly because we did not have to go to day care and partly because technology advances meant you had a color tv. We played outside more, ran around more, and imagined worlds. Not that I am complaining as I love technology and also mother's have to work these days.
ReplyDeleteI loved your story and I like how you have bordered your basket from part one.
Ah memories of Houston, Texas. I live in the San Antonio area. I like your new wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteIt has been oh so interesting seeing how each person has interpreted the "Childhood" round. Your use of the sky fabric was a good choice.
ReplyDeleteI like your "blue sky with clouds" choice! What great memories. I have a lot like that too. It is fun to see which memories people chose to use for their inspiration this round!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job of eye-balling! I love your border, and the stories it brings back for you. What clever bee corners with the hexagons, too!
ReplyDeleteI am working on the 2016 row by row.s. Hope to finish so I can win at my local,shop.
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ReplyDeleteI am finishing up my Thursday Splendid Sampler block. I am also hand stitching down some applique on a table runner.
Hope you have a wonderful 4th.
Great inspiration for your second round!
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on Xmas swaps. These can't be shown in full. I am also using up scrap yarns in a crochet blanket.
ReplyDeletelovely block!
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ReplyDeleteI am a follower :)
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy checking up on what you are working on. Thanks for hosting so I can come by and check on others as well. Good to know someone else is working on something started in 1988.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on bloglovin
ReplyDeleteIt's been a busy summer... joining blog hops and swaps
ReplyDeleteI remember the post but not the giveaway...thanks for mentioning in todays post. I have a list of favorites I check each day and you are on it....
ReplyDeleteSummer project is learning how to tat and I have a couple of ladies landing on my doorstep (central Oregon) tomorrow and we are going to the Sisters quilt show and finishing a quilt one of them is having trouble with.
Hello Angie, I follow with Blog reader. I am working on quilting my Mimis bloomers quilt. I have a pic on my FB page. I also have several others projects on the go! that's why i didn't take part in the gwennie medallion.
ReplyDeleteWonderful border and story!
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