
Well, we've been pretty busy around here! Our bi-annual quilt show was last weekend, so the quilts finally got done! Just in time, too! Reminiscent of my 4-H days, when we would be sewing hems and clipping threads on our sewing exhibits as Mom or Dad would drive us to the fair, I was cutting threads as I got a phone call -- "Are you still bringing your quilts in? They are due today." "Today? I thought it was tomorrow!" Oopsie poopsie! When I got there and saw the other beautiful quilts, I almost turned around and left! What an incredible display! Not that I was unhappy with my turtles, but my word! So many of the quilters use a professional machine quilter now and the results are really stunning (haven't used that word much since my days working at a hoity-toity women's clothing store). I'm really a beginner compared to these ladies (and gentlemen). Anyway, here are a few photos. They do NO justice at all to the display. I was really in awe! I will post some more pix later. You can tell me which one you like the best (besides my turtles, of course!!).
Here are my Baby Honu quilts on display --

This is a quilt that I have the book for. Cissy gave it to me and now I really need to get going on it!
This is made all by hand. They made little "yo-yo's" out of fabric and sewed them together.
This one is all fabric. It was not made by my quilt guild, it's part of a traveling exhibit by a fabric company.
This is a miniature. I'm working on one like this now. It's a block-of-the-month being done by my guild. The blocks are all symbolic of the underground railroad.
This next one is all hand-quilted. On the right is a close-up of her work.













I love this t-shirt. It says, "No autographs, please!"
Wednesday, I finally finished the quilt tops for the grandbabies. There's still a lot to do, but I was so happy to get this far! T~, do you see which one Tuck is????
The next photo shows how crazy you can get when the unborn child sucks out your brain cells. Juju left home with this "pair" of shoes on.
Yeah, not even close. She was wondering why she was limping, and looked down to see why.
Well, I'm going to my local quilt shop for their annual Quilt Pink for a Cure day. People bought fabric & a pattern for a quilt block, and the finished blocks will be made into quilts which will be sold on ebay for breast cancer research. Some of us will be sewing our blocks at the store and most others bought theirs, sewed them at home & brought them to the store in advance.




This is Bwin singing Baby Got Back. There had been a girl doing her best to impress Bwin with her dancing, so Juju had to show her what's what.





In case you're worried that we don't get in our pool time, here we are relaxing on one of the nicer days we've had --












