Please Please if you do have time continue writing your blog with about anything you feel like writing! Oh, and guess who is working on a keyhole garden, though I understand it will be filled with flowers.

Exchanging Valentines can be an awkward process, especially when you consider “Vinegar Valentines” and other snarky sentiments - whatever your tastes, enjoy the sweet and sour cards alike in this gallery! I’m happy to see that you will continue to blog about your other passions and will check in frequently to see what you are growing, cooking and knitting! My plan for yesterday was to work all the way up to the top so I could measure and see if there is enough fabric left to stitch the Winter Camp Project which is sponsored by Colorado Cross Stitcher. Denna webbplats använder kakor för att fungera optimalt, analysera användarbeteende och för att visa reklam (om du inte är inloggad). Relax, do what needs to be done, tell us about whatever is happening in your world and I will still be reading!

No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, and no underlining/highlighting of text or writing in the margins. I will spare you the details of the week he and I have had but it has been probably the hardest week of my parenting career. I've purchased yarn to make several pairs of socks and I want some of the Alpaca yarn but I wanted to be sure I could figure this out. Any chance that you might reconsider on the basis that you’re merely hosting and not a participant with something on your own design wall?

I said "well, they're not something I would have bought for myself but if you like them, that's what matters. I began blogging in 2004 and, looking back at those old posts, quilting was mentioned but wasn’t the focus. Packaged and shipped well shows seller has concern for the products he sells to arrive in excellent condition. But … as some other comments have indicated, I would also appreciate it if you would be willing to continue to host Design Wall Monday. I started reading your blog around 2010 as I was staying home with my kids at the time and did quilting and gardening as a hobby.Weatherman has promised a beautiful weekend so if I can't get pix taken outside tomorrow, I'll take pictures inside and post them so by tomorrow night, you will see the November project.

I’ve never hosted a link up so I don’t know if it is hard but I would be willing to give it a go… let me know your thoughts on the subject and thanks for all the years you have hosted this! Bandit was a rescue dog and I think they had him five years before we spent Christmas with my uncle after Dorothy had passed away. I loved the quilty posts from years ago, have a few of your books, finished projects thanks to your challenges, began blogging and met and found so much online through you. I’m not getting rid of my quilting supplies (or my fabric), if/when I do something quilt related, I will share about it here. It’s just me and my dog in the middle of suburbia with a lawn of mostly weeds that seems to always need mowing!

You can live in rhythm with the land, and when we see you post, we’ll know it’s because you want to! I should have planned better and started the second sock at the same spot in the yarn as I did the first sock. Maybe some day I’ll come back to quilting but for now, feeling like I need to have something to show on Monday, something to report on Sunday and remembering to do the On the Needles reports on Friday is weighing on me and I’ve decided to end those posts.

It sat on the Taussig Ford used car lot for a while and I had to pass that lot everytime I went to town and I would get tears seeing it sitting there all alone on the car lot. I started following you because of your quilting, but as your life morphs into different things you have opened my mind to so many new things. Any commision earned helps defray the cost of running Patchwork Times and I appreciate your using these links! While I’m sorry to hear you’ve momentarily lost your quilting mojo and we will lose some of our weekly quilting inspiration, there is still so much we get from your blog.Clear and concise cutting instructions, easy construction techniques, and great designs will tempt quilters of all levels of experience to try these projects. And yes, how much fun can it be when you “have” to host FOREVER the blog posts that have to take up so much time. If you would like us to ship an item via another carrier, please e-mail us and we will try to accommodate you. I've always said they (kids or dogs) would eat when they get hungry and that's true but Oscar will whine and cry and run in and bump me with his nose, run back to his food bowl, back to bump my leg, bark, drive us crazy so, being the ineffective dog mom I am, I just bring his bowl to the . Because of you I started a blog and participated in the Stash, DWM and OTN which has helped me tremendously with using more fabric, finishing things to have something to post about and learning more about knitting and kitchen gadgets.