Yawn. Even I'm bored with me today. Nothing to show you - nothing has happened that's saga worthy....even my soapbox is in need of a good polishing. What's this world coming to? My mind has been occupied with coming up with the baby quilt I have in mind but unfortunately modern technology hasn't advanced as far as being able to show inside-the-brain pictures.
- Some of you, at least the sane quilters, might find this chart useful....
Today's quote is from Brianna Wiest...."One day, the mountain that is in front of you will be so far behind you, it will barely be visible in the distance. But the person you become in learning to get over it? That will stay with you forever. And that is the point of the mountain"
Loved seeing all the landscapes and I like your quote for today! Hope the baby quilt starts to come together in your mind! Hugs Christine xx
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is in my mind and now just have to translate it into fact. It's going to be very simple because that's the way I roll when it comes to quilting.
DeleteGreat links and quote. Keep pondering on that quilt, it'll come to you.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is going to be done on the K.I.S.S. principle because that's the only ones I know how to make!
DeleteAll I can say is 'EEEEwwwwww'! to the jewellery!!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is rather 'eeewww' worthy isn't it!! But intriguing nevertheless.
DeleteGreat little handy chart for fabric squares....thanks for that;)) cute little red apples too
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julierose
I had flirted with using the chart for making 9 patches but have opted for something even simpler. The apples are definitely cute and I think they'd be cute on a Christmas tree too.
DeleteI've no doubt you will come up with something both simple and beautiful. You never disappoint. I am in awe of those stitched landscapes- for both beauty and dedication to the amount of stitches needed. Good quote.
ReplyDeleteThose landscapes were definitely awe-inspiring....certainly has me inspired to get busy working on another one.
DeleteUhhh, just no on the breast milk jewelry. Just not my choice at all.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Not my choice either....I was just astounded that such a thing existed or was even possible.
DeleteGreat link line up. The specimen jars are a neat project. The Dresden quilt is a big wow!
ReplyDeleteIf I had young kids still at home I'd be making those specimen jars for sure!
DeleteHee hee, we all have bored times like that! Love the quote :) xx
ReplyDeleteA little boredom is a good thing, but I don't like making a habit of it.
DeleteYou really do find the most interesting and varied links. The fabric landscapes are lovely as well as the amazing embroidered landscapes. I know how much work and time go into projects like these. Whew! I feel like I am still climbing that Mount Everest mountain. I am wondering what I will become when I grow up…except I much prefer keeping my child-like wonder alive and active. Enjoying Autumn.
ReplyDeleteGlad to enjoy the links! I have fun searching for them and go down probably altogether too many rabbit holes during the search.
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