Stephanie informed me she does not like the 'fancy stitches' on quilts. So, I decided to try stitch-in-the-ditch and ordered a special foot for my sewing machine. After many attempts at adjusting the tension (puckering), I gave up. No fancy stitches on this quilt - just a running stitch.
I decided it was high time to start using some of the old architectural pieces I have in storage. (The ones Glynn calls junk...) This is the door I rescued from a garbage pile...
and these are the original shutters on dad & mom's home in Kent. A perfect backdrop for Mr. and Mrs. Old Timer.
Cuteness = these rocks, made by sister Kim for mom's birthday. It's a basket of happy!
Tucker, the Knox family cat
A camera cannot do justice to the flaming sugar maple tree outside my office.
Bonnie (as in Bonnie and Clyde), our neighbors goat, asking me if I have anything to eat. She and Clyde love a scratch behind their ears and food of any kind.
And last, little Otis. He has not been overly happy with me as I rouse him from the first of his many morning cat naps to take a walk. To add insult to injury, I made him pose in a pile of damp leaves. Doesn't he look thrilled?
A camera cannot do justice to the flaming sugar maple tree outside my office.
Bonnie (as in Bonnie and Clyde), our neighbors goat, asking me if I have anything to eat. She and Clyde love a scratch behind their ears and food of any kind.
And last, little Otis. He has not been overly happy with me as I rouse him from the first of his many morning cat naps to take a walk. To add insult to injury, I made him pose in a pile of damp leaves. Doesn't he look thrilled?
Love the weathered door! The goat is hilarious, and Otis is charming as always.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE QUILT AND AM SO EXCITED FOR CHRISTMAS!
ReplyDeletethat was me- Stephanie above, btw. :)
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