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May 26, 2010

Radiance,Zoie, Nature is awesome,Bended Bias Butterfly Class,Cool Quilty Things, Your Color Fix for Today

As promised...my newest fabric line
"Radiance"









The coolest thing about the Radiance Quilt that Teri Lucas designed, is that it looks so complex, but the beauty is that the fabrics have so much fun stuff going on, that the pieces in the quilt are really large pieces that looks like it's a lot of piecing....but it really isn't. Teri Lucas designed this quilt with the beginner to expert quilter in mind, and when the line is later released....you will be able to get this pattern! WOOHOOO!!!On the home front...it was dad's 81st birthday and mom and I cooked up a storm making potato pancakes with sour cream and chunky applesauce of course!


Now isn't this an great way to re-purpose a spice rack??? I really like this idea.
Zoie was sick for a week. It was scary indeed. We went hiking (picture below of the river) and she decided to drink some water at the river's edge. It was the green foamy scummy stuff and we didn't catch her until the last minute. As the vet said, "her flora is all unbalanced in her body and she had a high level of toxicity inside her."

So meds and sleep were the answer for her along with many, many frequent urgent visits into the woods to relieve herself. All is well now and she is back to stick playing!



Zoie is a very nosy pup. Her nose is in everything and nothing gets by her.
Curiosity should be her middle name.
NATURE IS AWESOME

There is something spectacular about seeing a flower ready to emerge from it's pod. I love every flower on this earth, but poppies are in my top 10.


So, this little birdie decided to maker her nest on the front porch rails at the upstate NY home. With construction going on, she had to make her nest 5 times and finally settled in the most public place for a Robin to be. Poor little thing had to keep leaving her nest if we walked by or opened the door.

So, I sat quietly with camera ready to click away...and she returned to the nest.
How sweet is this?
Just had to sneak in a little update pic of Grand-baby Gabriella. Just look at those eyes!

The gals at the Western North Carolina Guild were so much fun
and I really enjoyed my time there with them
. Fun, fun, fun!






QUILTY LOOKING THINGS I LIKE

You can read more here:
http://www.myquiltblog.com/MyWebQuilter/

It's like walking on one long quilt! Gorgeous




All I could think and see were "clam shells" when I saw this...great quilting design!

YOUR COLOR FIX FOR TODAY






I have been busy, busy, busy the past month which is a good thing. It keeps me out of trouble! I have been on the road alot, up and down the east coast. Quilters always know the best places to eat, the cutest B&B's and of course all the quilt shops in a 60 miles radius of their home.

Aside from travel and teaching, I have been able to do some gardening, weeding (ew), sketching, hike some beautiful areas in upstate NY and take some pictures, another true passion of mine. My sweetie and little Zoie are always by my side, as we laugh, talk and breathe in the fresh air. Yes, Life is Good.

7 comments:

Jackie said...

Oh I love your new fabric, I want to make something for me to wear out of it... any chance it will be turned into a knit as well?

Sally Schneider said...

Great fabric, Linda, but I really liked the flower pots! I want some of those!!!

Sparkling Suzy Said Sew said...

fabric and quilt design are awesome. Love all the pics of color -- the building near the bottom of your blog, with all the different colors of boards, is one we have driven by a dozen times on this trip. It's just south of Doylestown, PA on Rt. 611.

Anonymous said...

Your new designs are dazzling as always!! I especially love the hearts!!!

Kathleen said...

Love the new fabric.... it's gorgeous.

Kathy E said...

Love the new fabric, Linda. You are helping the art quilter by making fabric that will do the 'heavy lifting'. I can't wait to purchase it.

Unknown said...

Jackie-it will only come in cotton. Maybe you can think up something to wear made of cotton? Thank you so much for liking the fabric line to be!

Sally - I love those flower pots too. Makes me smile!

Sparkling Susie - Where near Doylestown?? I would love to see that building in person, just to say I saw it!!!

Barb - Thank you!!! I love the hearts too....thanks for stopping in!

Kathleen - Thank you much!!! :-)

Kathy E - Thank you!!!! And...anything to help the art quilters!!! :-)

Thanks everyone for the lovely comments,
Linda

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