I snuck in a little quilting so far.... This is a Quilt of Valor that is a string quilt. I took the blocks to some quilt shows, and to the American Legion, and had people sign them.
A gal in my guild put the top together. And now it is ready to be bound.
Then I snuck another one in there to quilt.... its for Wrangler Man, so I hope I get it bound before he sees it in my pile and puts the pressure on me... he is horrible at with holding chocolate from me... pure torture - it is!
Withholding chocolate? That is cruel and unusual punishment.... *lol*
ReplyDeleteI vote for having your own secret chocolate stash for emergencies!
I love the idea of having signatures on the strings.
ReplyDeleteA secret stash of chocolate would never work for me...I have no will-power, the stash would be gone too soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm from the Colorful Country too but I'm in TX now. :(...not really Texas is fine but I love Colorado Springs.
I taught some ladies to make the strings quilt last year; I've never made one though. We donated it to a local shelter but I can see that the Valor quilts are a great place to send quilts. Good luck with your garden.
I'm with Nancy----the signatures on the blocks (along with the sayings) add such a personal touch to the quilts :0)
ReplyDeleteI'm also with Impera_Magna.....a small piece of chocolate everyday goes a long way into controlling cravings :0)
The quilts look wonderful! I love the signatures on the strings. That adds so much special to the quilts.
ReplyDeleteI also like Wrangler Man's quilt, but agree that withholding chocolate is cruel and unusual punishment.
FYI - my computer is down (I am borrowing hubby's today) so the QAR for next week won't come out until Thursday. I told Shelly she would be right on time! LOL
Bari