
I love the piece of pine needle fabric I found for the setting triangles. A few weeks ago Judy L mentioned an online shop that specialized in Christmas fabrics called the Christmas Cloth Store . Thanks, Judy! Because I was not sure that I had enough of what I thought I might use in my stash, I went over posthaste to check it out. The pattern showed a warm brown tone piece but I wasn't so crazy about that idea. I found some snowflake stuff that might work with my bluework snowmen blocks and this Maywood "Ho, Ho, Ho Pine Needles" in gold. It seemed to be the perfect choice with the block background fabric I had used. That is some of the yardage I got at the retreat in August, the red a piece from the yard sale earlier this month and the green, a Debbie Mumm from my stash that I probably had purchased for some fall raffle blocks. Not much stash busting there but at least some of it got used, if not used up.

So what do I want to work on today? HMMMM. I have 6 donation tops pinned but there is not a rush on any of them. I promised myself that I would work on something of my own for a change. Maybe some more 4 patch posie blocks?? Or that friendship star that I had been working on months ago and had to set aside--on my top ten list for all these months. So far back that I cannot even find it to refer back to?? No shortage of things I could sew or finish up. But you know what I really feel like doing today? Hand quilting some hearts on the Joanne BOM--at least for a little while.

Other than running a few errands yesterday, my morning walk and going back to the hairdresser to get the "Hooty Owl" look trimmed out from above my ears that is about it around here. It is probably too short now but DJ thought it looks better without the tufts. I was beginning to regret ever getting it cut in the first place so this IS an improvement.
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend----
Your RR is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNo Pippi is not spoiled just loved a bunch.
Thank-you and have a great weekend yourself!
gorgeous row LJ...and Pippi looks so comfy..makes me want to curl up with a quilt and snuggle in for the night too!
ReplyDeleteYour row is fabulous! The fabrics really sparkle! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI love the finished rows....but where are the photos of the hairdo???? I really like your blog. COlleen in south africa
ReplyDeletePippi is so darling...talk about being relaxed.
ReplyDeleteYour Row is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteStill working at catching up - i know you've heard this from me before LOL! I started with Sept 1 because I had no idea which of your posts was the last one I read. I won't comment much - can't if I want to catch up with everyone - but I wanted to let you know how great I think your row looks. I enlarged it and finally figured out what you were talking about when you talked about redrafting the block and using a square in a square. Very clever! Your fabrics are the perfect choices, and I like the buttonhole stitch around the flower center.
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