Here’s a different kind of Christmas Scene… An outdoor decorated tree! And Do You See Grandmother’s house in the distance? Those bare trees are inked on the sample, but you are free to embroider them by hand or machine.
I love reindeer! I love the idea that there are flying reindeer powering Santa’s sled. And I particularly love Rudolph! His story shows spunk! He believed in himself no matter how much the other reindeer laughed and called him names. And he found his special talent! How cool is that!
Every Christmas, we bake cookies, lots of cookies! But they never look this cute! This Gingerbread Man looks delicious, uh, I mean, adorable!
WooHoo! Jury Duty is over! And class WILL be held all week! And we will be swapping in class….Black fabrics for the Black Tie Affair Quilt. Join us! We are gonna have lots of fun!
The winter has been long this year. Here in Southern California, it is raining at last. I love being snug at my computer while the rain falls! Now, if only I had a bit of candy… Ohh! Candy Canes!
(Note to Students: No Class on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, due to Jury Duty but I am pretty sure we will be back in session for FRIDAY! WOOHOO!) I’m late! Doesn’t happen very often but life has gotten away from me. My apologies for posting this block so late!
Reminder…No Class Friday or Monday for the Presidents’ Holidays. I will be at Jury Duty on Friday but have Monday, blissfully, off as a holiday for sure! This Lights Tangle Block is the epitome of the Holidays for me. We put them up outside, we put them up inside, and we put them on the […]
Here is our second pieced block (and fifth block overall) for our 2014 Do You See… Block of the Week. I’m calling it Christmastime because of the Hourglasses in the design.
The glow of the holidays has faded for most, but for those of us doing this Do You See Block of the Week, the Glorious Holiday Glow will last all through the year! This week, we are doing the Star Ornament.
I thought I would continue with the Christmas Tree Trimming theme this week. What’s the best part of the tree? The Star on top, of course.
