New England in the Fall Our plan was to travel to New England to take in the fall sights and to visit family, Mr. G's sister in Massachusetts and then on to NH to check in on my Dad for a few days. On the drive up north, the foliage didn't disappoint. My sister had warned me ahead of time that Dad was getting weaker since he'd returned home from rehab a few weeks ago; and yet, even with that in mind, nothing prepared me
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New England in the Fall Our plan was to travel to New England to take in the fall sights and to visit family, Mr. G's sister in Massachusetts and then on to NH to check in on my Dad for a few days. On the drive up north, the foliage didn't disappoint. My sister had warned me ahead of time that Dad was getting weaker since he'd returned home from rehab a few weeks ago; and yet, even with that in mind, nothing prepared me
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Good Luck! I am continuing with my deliberate efforts to use up ever-accumulating scraps! This is the Good Luck Pouch that I recently made for our oldest granddaughter. I used leftover squares from the Amarillo Sky quilt. I made the small one, measuring at 8"W X 3"H, it's a perfect size for stashing small treasures while traveling or when she's on the go. She loved it. I followed the instructions
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Blessed! I had a wonderful weekend in the Capital City with our daughter and oldest granddaughter. We shopped, baked bread and bagels together and I began my very first needlepoint project. It was all so much fun! I left yesterday morning with a happy heart and sweet memories of time spent together to head back home, all went well until I entered a section of Interstate Highway that's a current
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Free Quilt (and a Bonus Quilt, too!) Yep, you read that right! You. too, can have a free quilt if you work from your pre-cut scrap bins and your stashed yardage. What are you saving it for anyway? (A frequently asked question of myself!) SEW, these churn dash blocks are being created solely from my 3.5" bin and my 2" bins. Choosing four 3.5" squares, I place them RST and, using my Folded Corner Clipper, bisect them. Save your "
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