Hello Hello! I finished my second Dear Jane block and Victory! It is D-13, Field of Dreams. Of course they are both about the easiest ones on the whole quilt but it's a good start anyway. Melissa from the group had taken the binding off her book and put each page into a binder. When she finishes a block she just sticks it in that pages pocket. Though my heart broke a little destroying this lovely (signed) book, it will be much easier to use this way. Great idea hun. She did mention though that the blocks were slipping out if the binder was upside down so I just got a little paper clip and clipped it to the page. The clip is small enough that it shouldn't leave and impression. I took a picture to show how it turned out. Now I just need my freezer paper and I'm ready for the appliqué (she says with a silly scared grin on her face). I haven't felt well today , so I didn't go out, but soon, I swear. ( i just ran to store and got my freezer paper and a red velvet cake, that should make me feel better!)
So I have decided to try to get a little more involved in church. Nothing crazy, but maybe some service and a few craft groups. When Pam, one of the ladies in charge, found out I embroidered she asked if I would be willing to teach a few people once or twice a month. I'd love to have a few people to stitch with and I know enough and have enough supplies to teach the basics. So we are starting Monday, those ladies work fast! I am going to get a few little starter kits together and bring all my Sublime Stitching patterns. I think it will be really good for me. I have to keep reminding myself that being social is a good thing, lol. I went to the cooking group last night. Most of the ladies there cant cook at all so they are learning very basic things which I already know but the teacher was really good with them. I don't know if I will go to that one all the time. Mostly it was just good for me to get out.


I just wanted to mention this site I found through the Dear Jane Group. It is called Lynette Anderson Designs. This woman is amazing. Everything she makes is so cute and unique. Just browse through, you wont be disappointed. Mostly she has this little quilt-along she's doing. It is called Noah's Ark and has 12 blocks to embroider. Each one is different in size and animal. March is the first one so it is easy to jump right in, the pattern is free. Here is the first block, 2 rabbits. Its tiny too, only 2 1/2 inches.

I better see about getting the husband fed. Have a nice evening all!
5 comments:
Yes, Red Velvet Cake should make that applique block go down smoothly. :-)
Your wedding photos are beautiful.
Stacy, oh your wedding pics are so cute, you look like a victorian lady
now I'm going to cut my Dear Jane book and put the pages in plastic sheets
GORGEOUS, Stacy!
Stacy,
Thanks for visiting my blog earlier today (tolberts.org/lori)! I assume that you found me via the Dear Jane network. :) Gotta luv it! I was going to comment that, based on the name of your blog, your husband should get YOU some ugly, brown socks for Valentine's Day like those that my hubby got me. But I can see that you already have a CUTE, super-deluxe model. NICE!
I enjoy your honest writing style and look forward to working on Dear Jane with you. I just need to STOP sitting at the computer and START sewing my next block.
Take care!
Your dress is adorable. So classic.
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