Green Riot Kaleidoscope Sampler
My day started out to be a very quiet, quilty birthday. I finished applique and piecing of my Green Riot quilt top. I also spent a lot of time chatting on the phone (gotta love hands-free wireless!) or listening to the Dalai Lama on my iPod Shuffle.
At choir practice this evening I was treated to a birthday song, cupcakes, cookies, wine, cards and a poem. Wow! Beautiful, beautiful people, all of them. You’d be hard pressed to find a luckier birthday girl.
“Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” -Martin Luther King Jr
Kaleidoscope Sampler Class, Sugar ‘n Spice, Morton, WA. February 21, 10am.
, and Lover of Words. I'm of mixed heritage (1/2 Ozark Hillbilly, 1/2 Southern Belle), I live in the Pacific NW and I love to talk about my family, quilting and country living.
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howdy, thanks for the visit. how great you finished the top! that always feels good. and a birthday? happy day! hope you had some chocolate cake (or whatever you like). email me your snail mail addy and i’ll mail you a butterfly for your b=day.
Happy Birthday Kim! Love the quilt.
Robin
A late Happy Birthday Kim ..what wonderful fellow choristers they are keepers!! Am flabbergasted by the beauty of that quilt.
Hi I’ve been quilting since 2000. I’ve done the stack n whack stars and I’m going to attempt a hexegon. Love your quilt. I want to do something different with the hexgon and stars that won’t look traditional…any ideas?