Not a lot of words....just pictures of what I am working on....and changes....
a stitched star...
adding solid pieces of fabric to the "grandmother quilt"....
adding some words and trying to decide whether to embroider them or leave it as it is????
Pictures said a thousand words!
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Nat
Hi Nat,
ReplyDeleteI like that saying : ) and it is sooo true. Hugs <3
Your pictures are nice, Marie, and I can see that they tell an even longer tale...love the acorns. (:
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you have ever made a whistle out of the top of an acorn? I learned how to do this when I was in girl scouts. I love seeing these fall like picture. Love the cloth pictures and seeing what you are working on.
ReplyDeleteLike seeing what you're stitching -- the beading is so pretty. I like the way the season quote is positioned on all those colors, too! Is that your pendulum in the bottom photo? xo
ReplyDeleteHi Gina,
ReplyDeleteI think the shape of the acorn is so intriguing!
so perfect...kinda like the pumpkin.
I guess we each have a lot of stories to tell....
:)
Thank you <3
Hi Cosmic Arcata,
ReplyDeleteHa! you always make me smile...
I was one of those kids who could not whistle!
I finally taught myself to whistle when I was in my twenties and forget whistling with a blade of grass or acorn or anything else lol! :P
I love Fall too <3
Hi Woman with Wings,
ReplyDeleteThat is my pendulum...I was thinking/reading about dowsing and remembered I had it. I took it outside to play around with it. There is a well right by where I live and a stone. I put the pendulum near the rock/well and it began to swing.
You could feel almost a magnetic pull...very interesting.
Oh, I am glad you like the wording on the grandmother quilt...I was trying to decide if it should stay or go. It will stay :)
your grandmother quilt is so visually warm. and beautiful acorn photo. i once hollowed out an acorn to hold a special bead for a friend, they are such a wonderful shape.
ReplyDeleteHi Handstories,
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet idea for your friend : )
The grandmother quilt is something that is going to take a while to complete...
Funny how a few of the pieces were begun to create a spring/farming/eco quilt but when my grandmother passed away this past year and I received some of her personal fabrics I knew I needed to "marry" that quilt to what I was given. My grandmother was a cotton farmer when she was a young girl. I think she would be pleased. <3
Thanks for writiing
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