I didn't do much sewing--but I have pressed and pinned 25 Anita's arrowhead blocks. When Mason has time we will sew them together--I promised I wouldn't do any sewing until he could help me. I would pin a few more--but I'm out of pins!
Have you seen the soap dispensers that automatically squirt out a dab of liquid soap when you wave your hand beneath the spigot? Laura Beth and Nick have one on the kitchen sink ledge and I LOVE it! Nick brought me one in my favorite color---
Remember the Vines quilt I made Mason? He's been using it--
The rick rack vines make great roads, and you can drive on the narrow yellow road or the wide blue road on the edges. We park on the grass (green blocks) or in the flowers (yellow flower block) and sometimes on the water (blue blocks). Grandma drives the red pickup and is chased by Mason's police truck A LOT!
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Cute post, Lori. A boy can turn anything into a "road" for his cars, but your gs is quite clever! Oh, and of course, he can turn any 2 cars into a chase, too, lol
Happy New Year!
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Love to see Mason using and loving the quilt.
Funny - putting the quilt blocks under the washing stuff! 8-))
I've run allover Scottsbluff trying to find the slick dry silicone stuff for an easier job on my machine quilting. Finally gave up and just used PLEDGE on the surface. Works good enough!
Very Happy New Year to you, Lori! 8-))
Happy New Year
Wasn't that the "Petey" quilt for the new baby? lol Does this mean you have to make another one? How terrible. lol
It's great to see little ones using their imaginations to play! That quilt provides all kinds of "road" possibilities.
So sweet...glad to see a quilt used and loved.
Children are so joyful in their play and seem to always be inspired to imagine the possibilities with the treasures that surround them. Seems that this quilt is a great source of inspiration! I'm glad you are having so much fun with Mason. Happy New Year, Lori. :-D
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