I LOVE that bright orange Kass! Its going to be a pretty quilt! I got a baby quilt and another quilt back today from the quilters...The 2nd is made up of panels that talk about wine and women...my DIL wants to give it to her best friend who is going thru a divorce. Sent March boom down and another one. Have one Im almost finished with then will start on the April boom...it still kind of scares me what to do with it..Prayers to everyone for health and for healing!!

I love Summer Citrus. That's going to be a fun one.

So is your crazy April quilt, Terri! :p

Trying to assemble metal shelf for quilting supplies. Getting totally frustrated. Hubby didn't think I needed it so dang if I'll ask for help.

I don't have all the sashing made yet, but had to get a sneak peek, one row of the front side. I'm excited this one I believe is heading for my bed.
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Looks fantastic Kassaundra! The dark orange really brings out the squares.

Okay one more pic, now I have to get back to making sashing since I ran out. There will be sashing between the rows also.
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The sashing is cool, Kass. And also the addition of light blue, like a summer sky. Great.

Wow how fun Kass. This is hoping to be spectacular.

yeah I did it all by myself. Shelving rack is assembled and full. Makes things much easier when you don't try to assemble with the shelf upside down.

Woooo Hoo we are women hear us ROAR!!!! Congrats Terri

Yeah, good for you, Terri. Sense of accomplishment and all that. Everything I have bought from Ikea for my sewing area all had to be put together, step by step. It's easy to get things turned around.

And won't it be nice to have some more shelving? What do hubbys know! :D

So I got a June 6 appt. with the fancy spine dr. that you have to jump through hoops to see. You'd think when they do PAIN management they wouldn't make people wait a month for their first visit. :hunf: Anyway, the nurse said they will do an injection that same day. Ugh. Injection. I asked her what the injection was and she said it was most likely an epidural steroid... that make sense to anyone? I've been depressed that there's nothing to fix this, only 'pain management', but today I had a brighter thought: If my lack of disc has caused bones to damage my sciatic nerve, maybe the steroid can help the nerve heal, so it won't hurt until the next time my bones crush it somehow. Anyway, that was my bright thought! :shock: I just want to be able to sit still for more than 15 minutes without sciatic pain. I've got places to go!