I finished the quilt in what must be record time - 22 days. Two days later her quilt was bound, labeled, and on its way to Vancouver, Washington, to be displayed with its companion quilts at the Clark County Quilter's annual show. I know Tria would have been very proud of her beautiful quilt as well as those of her dear friends in her small quilt group.
Much has happened since then. The Spring Fling quilt retreat in May. I've started doing volunteer work (more about that later). Cabin season has come and almost gone. The Minnesota Quilters show in Duluth. Moved Mom to senior housing. And after two years, Bosca is getting less neurotic. What a relief.
A highlight this summer was a trip to Montana with Nathan. We lost a car part on the way. But that didn't stop us from hitting 17 quilt shops and squeezing in lots of sailing. Plus we just happened to see Air Force One land in Belgrade, MT. Very exciting.I've started several new quilts over the last few months. Some have even been completed. Wait til you see them!
3 comments:
Welcome baaaack! We missed you here at the blog site. I hope you continue to share your quilting news with your cyber friends.
Sounds like quite a trip. But where are the pictures to prove it??? Better blog some more!!
Glad to see you writing!
I wouldn't have wanted to lose my car's appendix with anyone else.
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