2024
Just life. That's what. Yep, it took me this long to finally get back to this blog.
It's been a rough year two years - but it's also been a good two years.
Adjusting to moving and not being the type of mom I used to be has been much harder on me that I thought. I'm used to being with my children (even though they are adults) and seeing them, laughing with them. But distance makes that so much harder.
Lets talk quilts for a minute.
Look! I did it!
I FINALLY decided on a plan and actually made Rosanna's quilt. This quilt panel (middle six pictures) had been in my drawer for years, really a decade or more.
UGH! How could any quilt be so hard!
Well, for one thing Rosanna doesn't like geomatic shapes - no flying geese, or square in a square blocks for her! So playing on the curves of her art and the art of Van Gosh I created more blocks of gentle curves. Rather landscapish if you ask me.
Wah La! It all came together and I LOVE it.
One of the best things to happen since I last posted is this little guy.
Levi
I also got to spend time with him and his parents when they moved from Denver to Ohio.
It was a blast! A lot of work - but wonderful memories.
I did make him a quilt for his first birthday - hey there's no hurry to get these quilts done quickly! His mama likes neutral colors and was thrilled with it.
Dogs wearing Pjs
Sharks!
Yep I do love those sharks by Elizabeth Hartman. I made this quilt for a different grandson. Mostly I made it because I wanted to. Her pattern instructions were scary to look at but once I started in, it was quite easy and fun. Honestly I would love to make another.
Okay enough for today.
Love you all,
Linda in Arkansas
How lovely to find a post from you again! Great interpretation of the Van Gogh - I love those curvy blocks. And great quilts for your grand children. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Lin! I appreciate the comment because it was my interpretation of Van Gogh. And Lovely to hear from you after all this time!
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