Then there is snow and more snow at my house.... I just love these blocks and the colors. I would be done but I miscalculated and so I am having to make more snow. So when I found out I had miscalculated, I stopped....just stopped....will pick up again later.
Alot of you liked the picture yesterday so I am leaving you with another one.
I like your saying up there before the comments. Life is a breeze with you in it :)
ReplyDeleteLove the potholder! Maybe a red binding?
Love the snowballs. They look great with the 9 patch blocks.
Ocean scenes are always nice to look at.
Did you stay up all night working on your snowball quilt? I'm impressed. You'll have it quilted and bound before I have my five blocks for January complete! Beautiful.
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Very cute potholder! You are really busy making snow over there! ;-) Love the photo too. :-)
ReplyDeleteBarb I can't believe that teapot fabric is from the 70's. It is so modern and cute. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThe only snow you are going to get to really really feel the cold is from your freezer.
ReplyDeleteToo funny your heading Barb.
LOVING the blue sky/ocean photo. Your project pictures are nice, too. We are going to have snow tomorrow...do you want me to send some to you?? LOL
ReplyDeleteI like the potholder. I think a solid color binding would give a nice resting place for the eye. (since the rest is patterned) I love the teapot applique.
ReplyDeleteWell, we definitely have the real kind of snow here in West Texas -- enough to shut down schools today. They had more north of us. Thanks for the pic! Your snowball blocks and 9-patches look wonderful together. How do you get so much done?
ReplyDeleteOh, sure do it again! Rub it in! With a little elbow grease! Love your snow quilt, not that I have snow here either but I think it is very lovely!
ReplyDeleteBarb, I prefer your blue snow ball quilt over snow. Cute tea cup too.
ReplyDeleteThe binding looks good to me. Why don't you like it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the beautiful photos....lovely.
Kelly
You are really busy making snow! I've had enough of it. I would rather look out and see an ocean scape like yours.
ReplyDeleteBarb,
ReplyDeleteThat's the only kind of snow I like anymore and it's FREEZING here in Fort Worth, TX!
Happy quilting,
Susan
gentle_poster@charter.net
Cute potholder and lovely photo.. Lucky you!! We don't have snow here either. Thankfully just rain.
ReplyDeleteVery cute potholder! Didn't even notice the binding until you mentioned it, now I don't like it either. It's all your fault (ha ha-just kidding)
ReplyDeleteI think you will miss the ocean when you move back to TX!
I love your potholder. I'm especially fond of teapots. I think it looks perfect as is. Enjoy your snowballs!
ReplyDeleteThe pot holder looks fine the way it is. The pictures of the ocean are soooo nice. To me there is such relaxation and peacefulness looking at them. I can just feel the warm sun on my face, while I sit on a rock reading a good book!
ReplyDeleteLove the teapot...and the snowball blocks...but so jealous of the ocean!!!
ReplyDeleteAs I sit here and type - it is snowing yet again here!! At this point in the winter, I much prefer your snow to mine!!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the potholder!!! Love teapots - that is right up my alley!!!
Goodness you have managed to get so many beautiful things done .
ReplyDeleteyour ocean picture is lovely...and so are your quilts
ReplyDeleteBarb, I love the potholder!!! The Snowball top looks so cool....no I mean really it looks like cool or cold weather.....great color choices!!!
ReplyDeleteDarling potholder and I love the picture of the ocean.
ReplyDeleteI love the teapot. The vintage fabrics are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute potholder and love the snowball top
ReplyDeleteCutie pie teapot. I like it very much. So do you swim in that water very much??? Just got back from Florida and it was soooo cold. No beach for me.
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