But speaking of Farmer's Wife, Sunni from Love Affair With My Brother (which never fails to make me chuckle...) came up with the idea of Farmer's Wife in My Life.
Several of us are making projects with one to nine blocks, to show that you can definitely have fun with these blocks without committing to a whole quilt. I'm on the schedule for March 13. I have a project idea in my head. It might be a good thing to get started actually working on it... Please play along. There are prizes!
Next, the winners from the Superior Threads giveaway. Thanks to everyone who stopped by--my highest number of comments ever. And thanks to everyone who decided to become a new friend (aka follower). I hope you'll come back often.
Rather than using the computer-generated Random Number Generator, I went with another very capable number-chooser:
I gave her the number range to choose from, and she chose #3 b78ayers, and #199, VickiT. As soon as I get your contact information, the thread will be in the mail.
I forgot to post February's pic from the calendar we got from our State Farm insurance salesman, so here is March.
And a snapshot from my month of February, thanks to Project 365 by fatmumslim.
Because each little house was based on some personal things related to each of my friends, I made each of us a little book explaining all the fun details behind each block.
Jennifer
Deborah
Me
Fun weekend. Good memories.
What are you doing this weekend?
I'm so excited that you have this project with In Love with My Brother! What fun! This weekend I'm going to sew!! Your random generator is so much cuter than mine!
ReplyDeleteLove the village quilt - the books are a great idea!! And I love your RNG - much cuter than Mr RNG!!!
ReplyDeleteCindy you are the most thoughtful friend, ever! Love your house quilt and the books. I have to go enter for Riel's book - missed that one!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered that I am one of the 2 winners of the Superior Threads - YEAH!!!!!!~ For some reason I am unable to email you directly and I'm hesitant to leave my info in a post. Would you be able to just email me directly and I'll give you the address?
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Betty Ayers
Many thanks and again, I'm thrilled!
What wonderful blocks, your village quilt will be beautiful! Sunni is a hoot isn't she!!
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Lovely little houses, the details are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis weekend I hopefully have the help of Eric in all tasks to be done. After him being so sick and unavailable for 2 weeks, I am tired. I will hopefully be sewing large 13" blocks of green and shamrock fleece together, going to a children's clothing resale, and writing reports and IEP's.
ReplyDeleteSee my girls would get stuck at twenteen (20), so I have to stick with the random option!
ReplyDeleteLove your houses and can't wait for Sunni's Wives x
hurray for your fabulous finish! thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeletei agree with poppyprint. you are the most thoughtful friend ever!
this weekend? well, i think i'm going to do some cleaning and restore order to a closet or two. and maybe, if i'm lucky, my craft room, too. i'm being highly optimisitic at the moment, apparently!!!
What a cute little dog Dotty has! :) I love your flower garden. This weekend....I'm going to see Big Bad VooDoo Daddy with my husband in Seatlle tonight! Yippee!!
ReplyDeleteThose houses are 'sew' cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your farmer's wife stuff, since I STILL haven't even started mine yet. Sigh. The idea for the book is just awesome. How special!
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing day. I'm almost glad you didn't get your FWBlocks finished as I liked this post so much! AND you make books for your pals to go along with your blocks? Again--you are amazing. (Do you sleep?)
ReplyDeleteI need to get a midterm written, then I can start cleaning up from downstairs' quilting nite (only a few came, but all the delicious cupcakes are leftover. Pity.) and then I can get sewing! (Or a nap. . .)
E.
Congrats on the finish, Cindy! As I've said before, I love your neighbourhood -- such interesting characters that piece beautifully! :) Thanks for linking up to TGIFF!
ReplyDeleteCute quilt! You'll find the tgiffriday button and details about hosting at tgiffraiday.blogspot.com. Thanks for linking up
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your farmers wife "little" projects : )
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