And my goal with this challenge is to get these scrap bins under control - or at least so the lid can fit. I mean - I don't want to over commit right? ;-)
This was last night - The sun was setting into the west, but looking east - you could see these. A smart friend ( Matt Makens - the weather guy on Channel 7 news) confirmed that these are:
anticrepuscular rays - yep - say that one 15 times fast!!
Getting the lid on the scrap bin to close sounds like a perfect goal to start with. Glad you are joining in this year. Great start on your goal.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great project. I've been working on QOVs for the last few days. Right now I have one in time out because the center seam is not behaving at all!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnd great scraps. Until the Rainbow Scrap Challenge, I just looked for bigger boxes : )
I am hoping to close the lid too! I don't think that will be a problem, so many wonderful projects to inspire me.
ReplyDeleteI always thought of those rays as grace from God... (Trouble is it always falls on someone else. You can't see it as a ray when it falls on yourself.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me... I forgot to make anything blue.
Hugs
Looks like you have made a good start towards making that lid fit.
ReplyDeleteGreat project start. Have fun! And a very beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have the beginnings of a gorgeous scrap quilt! Love the sky in your photo :) Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou have made a good start at using up some of your scraps. I love your sky picture!
ReplyDeleteI saw those same clouds, but from SE Denver metro and they were unbelievable! I took loads of photos. It was like God was saying, "I got your back in 2014!"
ReplyDeleteI am participating this year too! Now, if only I could get myself to start blogging again!
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