Little Dresses for Africa 2017

Little dresses for Africa made June 2017.

This is the upper left corner of my En Provence quilt.  I kept looking at the yellow squares and just did not like them so I substituted orange for yellow.  I used an orange/yellow/magenta print for my stars and used a solid neutral for my centers instead of the 4-patch.  In this picture, some of my light lavenders look almost gray.

 http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2017/01/mystery-monday-link-up-part-6-7.html


#quiltvillemystery
 #enprovencequilt

whereintheworldarethescotts: The Fount of all Cookware and the Paris Opera Hous...

whereintheworldarethescotts: The Fount of all Cookware and the Paris Opera Hous...: Because I do love to cook and always have loved to cook; I really wanted to go to the famous E. Dehillerin. A store which has supplied ...

boomerang 18 fabrics

So long since I have been here.  These are the fabrics I am using for by boomerang swaps.  This is a practice post to see if I can still do this!!

Swap blocks

NZ

It is 2 a.m.  I need to go to bed.

This picture is the first one I took on my trip to New Zealand in January 2014.

Flower type

I am a Snapdragon "Mischief is your middle name, but your first is friend. You are quite the prankster that loves to make other people laugh." What Flower Are You?

Holiday Chocolate Linguine : Healthy Pasta Recipes

Holiday Chocolate Linguine : Healthy Pasta Recipes

Really! Chocolate and pasta!

Snappy purse using part of a tape measurer

Check this link for directions to make a snappy purse.

http://tatteredgarden.blogspot.com/2010/01/snappy-bag-tutorial.html

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Zipper Flowers

Make these lovely zipper flowers for a fun and fashionable Handmade Holiday gift.

Tools and Materials
36-inch Zipper
Scissors
Hot-glue gun and hot-glue sticks
Scrap of felt
Brooch or hair clip
Needle and thread

Zipper Flowers How-To
1. One zipper makes two flowers. To begin, cut the zipper stop and plastic reinforcement off the ends of the zipper. Open the zipper to divide it in half.

2. Place a dab of hot glue onto one end of the zipper, on the fabric part, and close to the teeth. Fold in cut edge; press down to secure.

3. Roll end of zipper into a very tight "bud," securing with another dab of hot glue, and spiraling downward so teeth do not overlap each other.

4. Roll three more times, tacking down each roll with a dot of hot glue.

5. Continue rolling, making looser coils. Once the bud is about the size of a nickel, make a petal by forming a loop perpendicular to the bud; secure with hot glue.

6. Make your next petal by swirling the zipper to create a figure eight; secure with hot glue.

7. Repeat until you reach the end of the zipper. Sew a heart-shaped piece of felt to a brooch pin or hair clip. Hot glue to back of flower.

2010 Big Ten schedule created by Darren Look

One2onenetwork

A sponsor for DIY network. Seems like an interesting site to join.

http://www.one2onenetwork.com/index.cfm

My rainbow--not sure I like it.

Your rainbow is strongly shaded brown.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is says about you: You are a deep thinking person. You appreciate the roughness of nature. You feel closer to people when you understand their imperfections.

Find the colors of your rainbow at spacefem.com.

Slideshow from Persimmon Quilts

Quilts of Valor

Random quotation

Never regret. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad, it's experience.

-- Eleanor Hibbert,
British author

Julia Child

I love my yellow rose that is named for Julia Child. It is the beautiful color of butter.

Create your own unique fabric.

Thanks to K. Scott for the following link.
www.spoonflower.com

Great for quilters and designer wannabes.

Just playing

The next meeting of the Lithopolis Community Garden Club is Mar. 3, 2009. Visit the club's website for more information.

http://www.wagnallslibrary.org/locallinksLCGC.htm

or visit our new blog: http://lithopolisgardenclub.blogspot.com