...In a Quilt shop!"
Yesterday after I picked up my granddaughter from school
we stopped in "Quilter's Haven", a local quilt shop. I
needed to find some border fabric for a project and she
agreed to help me look if we went next door to "Spanky's"
for an ice cream cone after. Sounded good to me!
She was such a good helper and we did find what I
needed. However as we were rounding a display of
fabric we were met head-on by a man and woman. They
came right toward us and did not veer to the right or the
left. We came to a stop and as I looked more closely
was shocked, surprised, delighted to see it was my niece
and her husband. "You're supposed to be in Alaska!"
were the first words out of my mouth. I had not seen
them in 15 years or more. So this was a wonderful
surprise. Her comment: "I thought that was your voice
I heard and we had to check it out." Yep! It was Aunt
Nola!
You just never know what you might find in a quilt shop!
Look what came in the mail today!
My order from
Bird Brain Designs!
(http://www.birdbraindesigns.net)
I was so excited! This is what came:
Tea Towels and "Redwork Kitchen" stitchery patterns.
I fell in love with these when I saw them and just had
to stitch them. Am thinking that I may even work up
a little redwork sampler after stitching the towels. (They
are going for gifts!)
Also bought a trial page of "Transfer-Eze". Just print
your pattern onto this and then press it to your fabric. No
more tracing patterns before stitching. Am anxious to
see how it works and if it does, I'll be buying more!
If you have never been to their website, check
it out. They also have several free patterns that can be
printed off.
Isn't it wonderful how things work out to keep one busy.
Sewing machine still in shop, but stitchery is now keeping
my fingers busy!
Stitchingly yours,
Nola