Karen your work is beautiful, I couldn't get the comment to work on your blog I'll try again next time

Wonderful blogs!

Hi Everyone,
Could those of you experiencing any signs of spring please send a bit of warmth up our way to New England where we are bracing for a big blizzard tomorrow?
Actually, I thought you might like to stop by my blog, A Positive Outlook to see the surprise visitors we had in our woods today. While there if you scroll through the posts, you can see some of the quilt pieces and projects upon which I have been working.

Janice in Massachusetts

Loving the blogs still and sorry if I don't always comment. Terry your grandkids made me laugh they are fabulous. Bj lovely work.

I'm a bit slow with blogging but did post the other day here

Wow! Nancy! Your piece is terrific. I bet you feel great having taken apart the offending pieces and redoing it. I get how frustrating it is, but it's such a great feeling when it's done. Your piece is so pretty. I can't wait to see how you quilt it!
geneva

I just wrote a blog post about one of my current projects. I finished the piecing on a class project from a Caryl Bryer Fallert Gentry class from several years ago. If interested, you can read about it here. I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out!

Betty Jo I loved your quilt. I'm sure it will place in other shows. It is amazing! And thank you for the interesting insight about turning 70 and changing the focus of your life a bit. I think it is good to take control of what we do and not just let the days slip by.

Terry, I am sorry for the loss of your dad. I hope the service is uplifting and you feel the love of family and friends. I loved your story about the grands and making pillows. Thanks again for another great idea for me to do with my grands! Your goodie package is awesome!

Blog on ladies and thanks! geneva

Betty Jo, your latest work is AMAZING!

I had a special delivery that I you can read here.

The grands and I also completed a project that you can read about here!

2017 has been a really busy year for me so far. I just came home from Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival where I saw Dawn's beautiful prize winning quilt and had my own quilt in the show. It did not place, but I kinda think it didn't fit the show well and may do better in other shows. I finally managed to write a new blog post you may find interesting...here. I managed to catch up on several of your blog posts. Wonderful work! Isn't this fun? Hugs all around everyone. I'll try to not be quite such a seldom time visitor now that MAQF is over.

Karen, I'm glad you dusted off your blog!

I'm making some progress on the chicken:
https://terryknott.blogspot.com/2017/02/an-update-on-chicken.html
I painted a little bit too:
https://terryknott.blogspot.com/2017/03/a-little-paint.html

I just updated my blog after a two-month lapse. Hope you enjoy.
karenssewingroom.blogspot.com/2017/02/what-im-working-on.html

Hi all -

I took a bit of a hiatus from my blog as I rethought how I wanted to do my posts, but I think I'm figuring things out and I have a post about a little art quilt I just finished. It started as a piece that we painted at a sew day with my friends last summer. I finally pulled it out, added a bunch of quilting and finished the edges. If interested, you can read about it here.

Thanks!!

I posted about taking a photograph to an embroidered design:
https://terryknott.blogspot.com/2017/02/embroidery-taking-photo-to-stitches.html

I finished a second little bag and posted it:
terryknott.blogspot.com/2017/02/second-bag-4th-finish-2017fal.html
https://terryknott.blogspot.com/2017/02/second-bag-4th-finish-2017fal.html

Geneva, I appreciate your comments about my posts so much! As for the grands, stitching the cards is a terrific project because it is fairly fast and uses a cool tool--the sewing machine!