The backing fabric is from the quilt shop in Hawaisee, Ga. It's one of the old Confederate patterns. The other 2 pinkeeps are Be Mine freebie from the Sampler Girl blog, and a Valentine freebie from Primitive Betty's blog.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Finished Primitive Winter Cupboard Sampler
The backing fabric is from the quilt shop in Hawaisee, Ga. It's one of the old Confederate patterns. The other 2 pinkeeps are Be Mine freebie from the Sampler Girl blog, and a Valentine freebie from Primitive Betty's blog.
Watching the Snow Channel this morning.........
a random thing in the air
as fluttery as it alone can be,
it's reminder was so awesome to me,
that winter has it's darkness and cold,
but bright little snow flakes enlighten the old!
as I rummage through my pantry sweet,
Perked some coffee so strong and hot
2 tablespoons and then stopped
Winter Cupboard Sampler
Progress so far. Not much to go. A few more flakes then after finishing, back to finish Emma this weekend. I thought this was appropriate during the big snow storm.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Snow Inspired
Thursday, February 4, 2010
I think the Weatherman is confused~~~~~
At the same time, the weather lady on TV continued to say we were getting rain in the area, about 1/4 of an inch......this went on and on. We were really confused as big snowflakes were falling. We took some pics because we just knew no one would believe us that it was snowing instead of raining. They kept showing detailed maps of only rain in our area. Strange.
The weather lady just said after 4 hours of it that we might get snow tonight late and that the worst is yet to come.
Body guard is determined to take me to work and I'm so not into riding OR driving in snow weather......so cross your fingers for us tomorrow. 35 miles of sledding in a Malibu.
My Eye Candy today.....so excited!!!!!!!!
I got the whim to play with some material I got at the quilt shop, looks like linen, probably muslin, but stitches well 2 over 1. I tried 1 over 1, 2 over 2. The muslin is a cameo pink which I love.
I picked up this pattern out of my stitching basket and got some CC Joshua Green and tried a letter to see what would show.
Most likely I will stitch in the original colors but just trying a pink fabric with other colors for a while.
Has anyone ever stitched over this fabric before?
Spam every day.....and I don't mean the mail-kind

This is not a joke. Evidently the food supplies were cut off for 6 weeks to the trooops and the only meat they had was Spam. The article said that the cooks were very inventive and made many different spam meals. Can you only imagine this for 6 weeks straight? Of course, much worse things can happen but I just had to share the news this morning.
I remember eating Spam when I was a little girl alot......usually fried in slices ...that's healthy isn't it? I never bought spam after I left home. I was gorged on that. Nothing wrong with it.....just spam and Devil ham sandwiches was my daily lunch items in school and I prefer something else now.
The article you can read in full on the right column under Afghanistan latest news.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Do we really have to eat at the dining room table tonight, dear?
Quilting must be another addiction I need to avoid.
I mean, I'm thinking of a zillion reasons why I needed this. And I could explain every one of them too. LOL
Yep. I better stick to stitching but I sure love fabric.
New prescriptions for Seasonal Affective Disorder.
2/3/10
Jennifer Dalenberg
Script: MODA CHARM PACK
Dispense: number 1 pack---1 pack per month x 12 months
Dx: Seasonal Affective Disorder
refill x 12
Brand necessary
Possible side effects may include insomnia, eye strain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and increased irritability if dose not tapered with cessation. Talk to your provider if you experience any of these side effects including marital strain if the dinner table has been overtaken with fabric as these could be signs of an addiction in which we can give alternative therapies.