MargeD

Great quilt and I really like how you quilted it. I am really getting tired of all these snow storms that happen so close together. We live in an apt., however, we asked our son, who only lives 3 miles away, to come get our car because we were told we had to get the car out of the parking lot so the could get rid of some of the snow, but didn't know how long that would be. With more storms coming, we asked our DS for help, as it's getting harder and harder for my DH to clear off the snow on the car, then shovel paths on either side. I can't help because I haven't mastered trying to clear the snow off the car while balancing with my cane. We've had wonderful neighbors who have helped, but it's still too much. All this snow reminds me of the Blizzard of '78, however, I think we've surpassed that snow depth, and I, for one, am really, really looking forward to spring.

OneDoxieMom

Your quilt is beautiful but I don't envy you the snow. My DH is disabled and I would be responsible for cleaning the sidewalk. Couldn't afford the snow removal guy. Supposed to be mid 70's here today....

QUILTNMO

BEAUTIFul quilt i think about all the people in boston hope the storms let up for you guys stay safe and warm!!

ube quilting

TATW, one of my favorite patterns and I love how you quilted it. Could you give a quick explanation of how you did the pumpkin seed quilting? I love the look it gives this quilt.
peace

kathdavis

I would love to get to finish all of my unfinished projects, but man, I don't want all of that snow.

matraina

Love it!!!!!!

Debbie B

Love your quilting!

milikaa1

Beautiful quilt! Nice job. You can send some of your snow here, we are in a drought, on a normal year this is what we look like too, I miss it.

maryellen2u

I wish we had a bit of your snow! It is like springtime here which means a drought this summer! Our ski resorts are suffering too. For heavens sake what is with this weather?! Your quilt is simply gorgeous! Nice work!

callen

Your quilt is beautiful & I can relate to your snow. I live in Northern Ontario, Canada & we have about 4 1/2 feet of snow in our front yard & at least the same (maybe a bit more) in our back yard. Fortunately we have not had any "big" storms but just snow every few days & when it starts it doesn't seem to know when to stop. We are contemplating moving away just to get away from our long, cold & very snowy winters. As we get older, the harder it is to deal with all that white stuff.