Sylvia Bridal Sampler BOW
07-06-2018, 04:56 PM
#2191
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Port Orford, OR
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Hey all. I did a couple more. Then today, I got energetic and began the cutting on a quilt kit I bought for my GD a few years ago. I think I have decided I'm going to make her brother a twin version of the Chain Links quilt, so now that I've decided on one for him, I can begin hers - & possibly a couple more Xmas gifts done... She is 13 and will start HS in September in Southern CA. GS is a couple years behind at 10yo. I moved to central CA from western AZ 5 years ago - lots of triple digit heat from that experience, but I lived w/it for over 18 yrs and my boys love it. Here they moan about the heat when it hits hi 90's - not so much for me yet... Love that we have a new joiner - there may be someone here when I do finally get around to finishing up. I didn't count, but I'm down to where I put the pattern templates in the book and may just go thru in alpha order at this point to finish them up. Anael - love the photos, what a talent!
I4 Anvil
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and J10 Follow the Leader
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I4 Anvil
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and J10 Follow the Leader
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07-06-2018, 05:28 PM
#2193
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Southwest Idaho
Posts: 5,999
Hi, auntjo....these turned out great. Still some awesome fabrics coming out of your stash. Looks like you are going to be busy in your sewing cave in the months ahead. Stay cool
on a side note, we lost our AC...
on a side note, we lost our AC...
Have fun sewing!!
AC repair coming tomorrow morning. Expecting 101f tomorrow so not as hot but stil HOT...
07-08-2018, 09:18 AM
#2196
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: The Netherlands
Posts: 6,063
I went for another ride today. It was sunny but we also had 3 drops of rain, really, I could almost count them.
Here are some photos.
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The starting point, Arnhem
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It's good to be a sheep
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Nederrijn. I had to cross it by ferry. I was the only one and the captain asked me 'mam, did you book a private cruise?" HAHAHAHA
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The only church in The Netherlands on the wrong side of the embankment!
Here are some photos.
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The starting point, Arnhem
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It's good to be a sheep
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Nederrijn. I had to cross it by ferry. I was the only one and the captain asked me 'mam, did you book a private cruise?" HAHAHAHA
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The only church in The Netherlands on the wrong side of the embankment!
07-08-2018, 09:27 AM
#2197
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Southwest Idaho
Posts: 5,999
Hahahaha...private cruise comment hilarious... Your pictures are beautiful. It looks green and lush....hard to believe you are in a drought...though, that river looks pretty low. We had a bit of a weather system yesterday.. Thunder and winds...humid....and 10 drops of rain. Lol. Lasted 30 mins and then we went back to 104 degrees. Our mountains got the rain burst, tho. Today, it will be a chilly 105 degrees....putting on my parka.
07-08-2018, 09:43 AM
#2198
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: The Netherlands
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Don't forget the diaper
Yes, the water is low everywhere or there isn't any. The course I rode today was mainly near a river so that's why it's still green there. We also had rain, 3 or 4 drops!
Yes, the water is low everywhere or there isn't any. The course I rode today was mainly near a river so that's why it's still green there. We also had rain, 3 or 4 drops!
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