Graduation Quilt is Done

My Grandson's Grade 12 Graduation quilt is done and is ready for it's label.  I also made a bag for him to carry it in if he so wishes.  

 

 It doesn't seem so long ago we were playing swashbuckling pirates with fabric eye patches and wishing I had a picture of that to share or not! 

Bloglovin

I know I don't want to miss any of the people I follow so if you wish to follow me I've signed up over at Bloglovin so now I have my blog button on my sidebar and you can just click on the link.  See you on the other-side come July!

Snowmen on Parade Quilt Hasn't Melted Yet

This is my priority quilt project at the moment and as its coming together I'm really liking it.  Here is my progress so far.

Last Quilt Club at Cloth Castle until September

Summer is here and that means Quilt Club is taking a break until September.  Here is some pictures of the crafty people that attend this Show and Share, whether it be quilters or knitters so enjoy.

My Grandson's Grade 12 Grad quilt is off to to be machine quilted so I'll post pictures when I get it back.  Have a quilty Wednesday and I hope it involves some sunshine.

My Hubby Saves Two Quilts

These are two quilts my husband rescued a couple of days ago.  We have an area by our recyclables in our condo building for stuff that is deemed "too good to chuck but don't want to keep anymore".   He knew I would fall in love with them even if I hadn't "birthed" them myself and that is just what happened.

They both had labels but were removed so I hope that whoever made them knows that I will love them just as much as if they were my own.

Quilting is therapy

My hubby's two Aunts were visiting us for the past 11 days and while they were here we had a chance to revisit some great scenic areas of lower Vancouver Island.
Visiting Cathedral Grove is breath taking for the size of trees we cherish here on our piece of paradise.

 Port Alberni is stunning but can be stinking hot in the summer but we picked a great day to be there for a picnic.

 Butchart Garden is a must.

 The Coombs Country market is know for it's Goats on the roof and they are just plain cute!

 One of the Aunts is an avid quilter so it was a great excuse to visit as many quilt shops as possible and she did her best to add to the local quilting economy. 

Now that they have left I can finally get back to quilting and with a clean house and laundry done I will be doing just that.  Enjoy your weekend and may it involve some quilting and stitching therapy.