I have a lot of catching up to do. I have pictures to post, and I am sure I can figure out something to say. In August, all I had to write about was "it was hot." Believe me it was hot. I just could not find anything to say except it was hot, so I decided I would wait until it was cool. I just felt like my life was a bore.
We have had frost the last 4 mornings. I love it............. I can wear my sweaters and my winter clothes. I feel like I am in heaven.
I finished making (crocheting) a sweater and am in the process of making another, actually two, but I would guess the one won't be done until next year.
This week I am going to try to post pictures.
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November Log Cabin
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I have decided that I am going to sell some of my quilt patterns that I have created. I have been designing quilt patterns for a number of years. I designed them to make quilts for shows. I may never enter another show. I have entered quilts in shows for a number of years and it is a lot of work and my oomph seems to have gotten up and left. I love the design process. For those of you who don't know, in my other life, I was an architectural draftsman with certificates in civil, electronics and mechanical drafting. I worked for the US Navy for a number of years doing facilities drafting. I started in CAD when it first started. I loved it then and still do. I had my own business doing architectural remodels in San Diego. So, designing quilts is right up my alley. I can design many more quilts than I can ever make. I have had requests for my patterns and thought possibly someone else might like to make them.
NOVEMBER LOG CABIN
This pattern is 3.5 x 3.5 or a 5 x 5 log cabin block and is
paper pieced.
There are 196 blocks in the design. The quilt measures approximately 59.5 x 59.5 or 85 x 85. I have included two paper piecing patterns so you can make either size quilt. Cost - $15 - if you are interested please contact me through my email address.
Hope all is well with you..........
and I hate the cold. lol Im dying over here, and we live right by each other
ReplyDeleteI love winter clothes and you certainly can't wear them when it is 90 degrees. I wish we had a longer winter season. It must be that yankee blood. :-) Come see me..............
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