What an interesting cloud formation! I took the photo Monday afternoon at Middlefork Savanna
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While the Janome is away Sweetness, the Singer 301, has come out to play. A few drops of oil and she's humming away. I paid $75 for her about 20 years ago. (I also have a Featherweight but it needs a new belt.) Note to self: buy a new bottle of sewing machine oil! New machines are self-lubricating so it's not something I have to think about . . . until times like now.
Aunt Vina's Favorite is a flimsy. 6 yards.
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loving those plaid blocks! gotta love those old singer machines....so easy to maintain...i gotta pick up a new tube of lube for mine...i have a vintage tiny oil can of oil but someone said don't use it...why use old oil...but the can is really cute...and ROFL...convulsions? if i had them they would be in the kaffe section of the fabric store i do believe....
ReplyDeleteI really like those homespun Star blocks--they just look comforting... nice wip hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteWhat did you see in the clouds? I saw a rabbit with wings haha - maybe I need my morning caffeine first? Aunt Vinas Quilt is a Beauty!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love fall clouds! The quote from the professor made me laugh - great joyousness could be injurious to your health, lol! I will have to make sure I don't overeat or drink while quilting. :) Aunt Vina is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThat Digest article is a scream! Quilting can be dangerous because you might drink tea too fast? 😂 Your Aunt Vina's quilt top is so pretty! And those homespun blocks--yum. I need to do something with homespun, I just love it. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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You got some great books. I don't think I've ever seen "Wild by Design". I have a few of the other books. I just pulled out my collection of Quilt Digest to look through again.
ReplyDeleteMore strong tea please, lol! Love the homespun blocks.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a statement in that book. Though to be honest, most quilters I know can be pretty boisterous without the "strong tea". You've got some fun projects in the works.
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