The heel is turned.
Today was kinda busy with a meeting this morning, lunch out, a trip to Wal-Mart, garden work that had to be done, just a little sewing and less knitting!
Patchwork Times by Judy Laquidara
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The heel is turned.
Today was kinda busy with a meeting this morning, lunch out, a trip to Wal-Mart, garden work that had to be done, just a little sewing and less knitting!
If you know the words to the song, Deep in the Heart of Texas . . the stars at night are big and bright and that’s so true. So, with these big 16″ stars . . this quilt is named “Big & Bright” and can be found here.
I had hoped to get way more done before sharing the pattern but I did get a block made and
While working on the 144 flying geese, I was wondering if I’d made a mistake with offering this pattern but once that block was finished and I saw how pretty it is, I’m loving this design. There are only 12 blocks, the pieces are fairly large and once you get those flying geese done, the rest is quite quick.
I’d hate to be the one who assigns ratings to movies because (1) I don’t like movies and (2) I couldn’t decide if this post should be PG13 or R so just to protect the innocent, I’m making it “R”. Read on at your own risk.
The Facts:
No roosters in the pen . . remember that. 13 hens. I get 13 eggs each day from these girls.
The other day I was halfway across the yard and heard a hen squawking and turned to see what was happening. Vince was standing there and I said . . Did I just see what I thought I saw? He, of course, didn’t see anything.
A few days later, I was right out there with them, heard a hen squawking and looked and another hen had her by the head, had her on the ground and well . . I am not sure what was happening and I probably don’t want to know.
The other night when we were at our little neighborhood gathering, I asked one of the guys who’s had chickens forever and he said yep, that sometimes happens.
Live and learn . .
Throughout the day I’ll update this post with the progress I’m making so if you care to see my progress, come back to this post and go towards the bottom for the newest posts.
We have a lunch meeting today so that will eat into my sewing time but I’ll do the best I can.
Good luck with finding and using all the spare minutes today!
8:45 a.m. — Inside chores are mostly done, email is mostly answered. Sewing commences!
I’m working on this project, which will be a Quilt of Valor to send to Alycia.
11:00 a.m. – Time to stop sewing for a lunch date. I have 41 flying geese done. Sounds good except I already had 20 of them done. I need a total of 144 and there was a glimmer of hope I’d get them all done today. Now I’ll be happy if I get half of them done today.

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Yes, my April list is the same as the March list because none of them got done!
One got done!
Done!
One got done!
5 more blocks were made, 5 more to make
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