See everyone's blocks at soscrappy.
Rainbow Scrap Challenge Saturday
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Red was the color for August. More 30's fabrics bit the dust. I cut up the smaller bits and had enough for two blocks.
See everyone's blocks at soscrappy.
See everyone's blocks at soscrappy.
Design Wall Monday and Weekly Goals
Monday, August 26, 2013
A little sewing done over the weekend--I'm behind making Rainbow Scrappy Challenge blocks--here is a blue and two yellow.
See everyone's design walls at Patchwork Times.
Friday I called Pat and asked if she wanted to road trip. SURE!! We drove to Sioux City (IA-SD-NE) and visited Heart and Hands Dry Goods. Pat bought a pattern and I did a little stash enhancing. Next we saw a sign advertising Palmer Candy Company. Pat bought treats for the grands. The shop was full of candy and shoppers and had lots of staff to scoop your goodies into bags for you.
We were looking for a particular store--the on-line maps were wrong and we toured Iowa for a while. Thought we might end up in Omaha--but we found an exit and got turned around and headed north again. Pat and I are road tripping again on Friday. Pat asked if I know the stores in Sioux Falls better than IA?
Last week Laura Beth and family camped with us. While Laura Beth was drying her hair the breaker kept flipping. We blamed it on her Industrial Strength hair dryer and said she'd have to use mine. Ken suggested she go outside and use the direct plug in on the camper electrical box. So Laura Beth--this picture is for you. Your own Outdoor Hair Salon. (courtesy of your father!)
After they left Ken and I remembered we were running the central air, an electric fry pan and the microwave. Adding the hair dryer was too much. Sorry Laura Beth--it really wasn't your Industrial Strength Hair dryer!
Weekly Goals-
See everyone's design walls at Patchwork Times.
Friday I called Pat and asked if she wanted to road trip. SURE!! We drove to Sioux City (IA-SD-NE) and visited Heart and Hands Dry Goods. Pat bought a pattern and I did a little stash enhancing. Next we saw a sign advertising Palmer Candy Company. Pat bought treats for the grands. The shop was full of candy and shoppers and had lots of staff to scoop your goodies into bags for you.
We were looking for a particular store--the on-line maps were wrong and we toured Iowa for a while. Thought we might end up in Omaha--but we found an exit and got turned around and headed north again. Pat and I are road tripping again on Friday. Pat asked if I know the stores in Sioux Falls better than IA?
Last week Laura Beth and family camped with us. While Laura Beth was drying her hair the breaker kept flipping. We blamed it on her Industrial Strength hair dryer and said she'd have to use mine. Ken suggested she go outside and use the direct plug in on the camper electrical box. So Laura Beth--this picture is for you. Your own Outdoor Hair Salon. (courtesy of your father!)
After they left Ken and I remembered we were running the central air, an electric fry pan and the microwave. Adding the hair dryer was too much. Sorry Laura Beth--it really wasn't your Industrial Strength Hair dryer!
Weekly Goals-
- Cut out Red Rainbow Scrappy blocks
- Finish a YoYo block
- Bind teal/orange quilt
Motivation (not really) Friday
Friday, August 9, 2013
Its Friday again and nothing to show. Nada. Is it a summer slump? Mostly I've just been busy. This week Sandy and I attended the last concert in the park.
The weather was perfect for the summer concerts--Tuesday's was gorgeous--70's, a slight breeze and no bugs! They are held outside at the Riverside Park Amphitheater--a full crowd--the overflow brings lawn chairs. Thank you Yankton Area Arts!
Tonight Ken and I are going to his class reunion. Although I wanted to wear high heels (yes--I love high heels!) I know I might be doing a lot of standing, and instead I'm wearing these--
Black suede flip-flops decorated with YoYo's! Toni thought of it and made the yoyos and buttons! Thank you Toni!
Sewing?? Well, I have made yoyos and worked on my binding--I have two sides done now. But that's it. I'm enjoying summer. Next week is Riverboat Days and its going to be BUSY!
Weekly Goals & Some Pictures
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Time to check on my goals--
Rain is almost always welcome in the summer. Right now we're nice and green.
Down by Maintenance a Kildeer had a nest. To keep from accidentally running over it they put a small steel fence post. Every day someone would drive by to check it. The eggs are laid on the bare ground--its very hard to see it. Karla and I just happened to drive by when one egg had hatched.
Very hard to see the babies on the ground. The parents were VERY upset--fluttering around us doing the distracting "broken wing--come eat me" dance.
There were 3 eggs--we only saw one chick and one egg didn't hatch. We really weren't that close--Karla has a very good zoom lens on her camera.
This year I had a flower bed beside my camper. I put in petunias, pansies, coxcomb, verbena, and glads. Then I planted some seeds--morning glory, moonflowers, sweet peas, and zinnias. I call it the "Green Volcana"--
About 5.5 feet tall. Its a bit overfull! Amazing what water and fertilizer will do.
Sometimes the daily police report is a bit humerous--
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Really?? I can't believe someone actually called the police on this.
- One YoYo block--in progress
- One side of binding sewn down--in progress
- Work on a UFO--nope
Rain is almost always welcome in the summer. Right now we're nice and green.
Down by Maintenance a Kildeer had a nest. To keep from accidentally running over it they put a small steel fence post. Every day someone would drive by to check it. The eggs are laid on the bare ground--its very hard to see it. Karla and I just happened to drive by when one egg had hatched.
Very hard to see the babies on the ground. The parents were VERY upset--fluttering around us doing the distracting "broken wing--come eat me" dance.
There were 3 eggs--we only saw one chick and one egg didn't hatch. We really weren't that close--Karla has a very good zoom lens on her camera.
This year I had a flower bed beside my camper. I put in petunias, pansies, coxcomb, verbena, and glads. Then I planted some seeds--morning glory, moonflowers, sweet peas, and zinnias. I call it the "Green Volcana"--
About 5.5 feet tall. Its a bit overfull! Amazing what water and fertilizer will do.
Sometimes the daily police report is a bit humerous--
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Really?? I can't believe someone actually called the police on this.
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