To visit my fellow bloggers!
It's that wonderful time of year, when we take a moment or two to really think about the good things in life.
What better time than Thanksgiving time. Thank you Michelle for bringing us all together to celebrate a wonderful time of the year!
Here is the USA, fall is upon us. Leaves have fallen in my part of the country, and the warm reds and yellows are changing to brown. But it all makes me warm and fuzzy...
I would like to share my warm and fuzzy color log cabin quilt with you. It's called "Autumn at the Cabin". It was the shop hop quilt in 2010 for the Central Kansas Quilt shops.
I love the cream color background fabric. It was a specialty fabric that Hoffman made just for their hop. All the names of the cities that participated in the hop were on it. How cool is that?
I fell in love with this quilt, when I saw it hanging in the Quilting Bee in Salina Kansas. I was lucky enough to visit them during a Quilt Shop Bus Tour that took in 3 states, back in 2010. I can't tell you just how much fun that trip was! :-)
This shop did a little damage to my credit card!
LOL!!
You can surely see why!
See the quilt that caught my eye, hanging in the classroom photo above?
The Quilting Bee was so kind, to ship me the kit once the fabrics arrived in their store. But there were 9 other shops involved. I didn't get fabrics from each of them. I shopped my stash instead. I do, so love being able to shop the stash, when I can!
This quilt was so fast and fun to put together, that I am asking myself, just why did it take you 3 years to open the package??? Oh that endless bag of PIGS (projects in grocery sacks). But I am please to say, I checked off another one of em!
:-)
I can't tell you, just how thankful I am, for you! Each and every one of you, who have read and supported my blog for 5 years now. I started blogging to encourage myself to finish up those PIGS, that I have. While it probably hasn't been as successful on that front, cause you all keep finding me new things to try. Yeah, you know who you are. All of you, who share their patterns, quilt-a-longs, stitcheries, tips and tricks. I can't get enough of it all. So much so, that my PIGS have a hard time fighting their way out of that sack! LOL!! But you know I love it! I've made so many wonderful friends in blogland, too.
Have you ever sat and thought about blogging? It's the one place were we come to meet others with like interests. We take all the other peripheral "stuff "out of the equation, and make friends based on our love of whatever we blog about. Sharing is rampant and support unlike anywhere else I've been. I may not know your face, or where or how you live, but I do know, I love what you have to share and have taught me. Humility is the word that comes to mind. The definition of it is "the state of being humble and free from pride". I can honestly say, you all humble me every day with your endless encouragement and inspiration. Pride... I fall down when it comes to that. I wear my pride of being a part of you, on my sleeve, for all to see! And I won't apologize for that! :-)
So what I really have to be thankful about this season, is the fact I am starting my 6th year blogging. You have helped me grow to having 700 Google followers and 374 Bloglovin followers (and counting). Email followers... whew, who knew!
If your new to my blog, welcome. My goal is to inspire and entertain you down this crazy quilting road we all seam to love to travel! I'd love for you to join me! I promise a raucous fun time along the way.
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Along the way...lets have a give a way, wadda say? (I'm such a poet) NOT! tee hee
A 1 yard piece of this wonderful Thanksgiving fabric.
And a few secret goodies!
:-)
You can see what I did with this fabric last year.
Leave me a comment telling me about why you love blogging. Please make sure your are not a no reply blogger. On Tuesday Nov. 26th, I will pick a winner!
Remember I promised a raucous time!
:-)
Just so you know, I am in the process of a garden remodel.
I will soon have an outhouse (not a real one) with a deck and some rocking chairs
Toilets are going to be turned into planters. And we will be able to sit along the pond.
Bringing out the redneck in me! LOL!!
What will the neighbors think?
:-)
Happy Thanksgiving.
You might consider being happy your not my neighbor!
hahahahahaha
I love the log cabin quilt. It is beautiful. I also like your dresden plate turkey. What a creative use for the Thanksgiving fabric!
ReplyDeleteFor a minute there I was hoping you were going to give me that beautiful quilt. Isn't it great to share your works with others. I started my blog so I could share with family and friends never realizing I could make so many more friends.
ReplyDeleteI love helping my family stay updated on our life happenings. I love being inspired and sharing my inspirations... And blogging keeps me focused on my sewing to-do list!
ReplyDeleteI think you are right about bloggers seeming to be neighbors. I've followed quite a while. When google reader went away, I moved to RSS feed. I also do Bloglovin - I didn't know which to pick, but RSS is my usual one. Thanks for 5 years of good reading and eye candy!
ReplyDeleteYour autumn quilt is really wonderful. The colors are so warm and inviting. I love blogging because I have met some of the nicest and most generous friends. The inspiration is never ending.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful log cabin ...I am one of those Bloglovin followers of yours. I love blogging. I love to meet and make friends with similar interest. I love to see the photos of projects everyone is working on or has finished. I also love to see the glimpses of far away places I will never get to travel too.
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin. I'm a follower of blogs, don't have one of my own.. too busy following everyone else.
ReplyDeleteI love getting feedback from other quilters about things that I am struggling with currently and all the amazing inspiration that I get from others
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin quilt! The applique on the front is a great idea and I've never seen that on a log cabin before. I love reading blogs, learning from them and being inspired by them. One of these days I'll feel like I have enough time to write one, but right now I just don't. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog of my own. I love reading all the blogs I follow for inspiration and ideas and tips. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI don't write a blog but just reading them inspires me daily. Like you, I find it wonderful that so many people are willing to share on blogs and that there is such a large community of people with common interests. Today your blog has made me want to make a fall log cabin quilt -- your is just gorgeous! Love the Thanksgiving fabric, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWho cares what the neighbors think - if you love it I say go for it. :) It's a beautiful quilt so I can sure see why it caught your eye. I started blogging several years ago when I had a TIA and an upcoming mission trip was cancelled for me. I was at home along...hubby had gone on the trip....and my daughter suggested I find some quilting blogs to read. I'm sure she knew I would be hooked! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteIt's just as you said, Joan - a place to meet others with the same interest. Bloggers are so interesting, so helpful, so inspiring! This is my fifth year of blogging also and I've enjoyed it very much. Love your log cabin quilt - I'm nuts about applique and piecing together in one quilt. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am loving that quilt! Simply amazing! ~ Lynda
ReplyDeleteI started blogging as a journal about my quilting adventure. It's been amazing to meet so many creative and talented people.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I like blogging because it helps me journal more regularly than I might otherwise. It's fun for me to look back at what I've done (or not done) as the years go by. :)
ReplyDeletethe quilt is stellar congrats on the finish. I have followed you for some time now and it's been a hoot. My favorite part about blogging is the distances we travel on line. I now have friends all over the US and Canada and as far away as Australia. I currently live in NJ but we have purchased a house in FL to retire to. I met a gal from my new neighborhood who was following the same blog as I was. Blogging makes for a very small world.
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin quilt too. Blogging helps me see the world outside of where I am--it opens the world.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog but I follow ALOT! I like the inspiration, the stories, the recipes' the sharing and making new friends. Thank you for the giveaway.
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Blogging actually helps me create more and use all the fabric I purchase. I like to be able to show my relatives and friends what I am working on. When I see I have gone too many days without posting I know I better find time to get back at the machine.
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin finish is gorgeous! Just love all those fall colors :-) I'm a pretty new follower plus I live in Scotland so if you don't include me in your giveaway I totally understand. I read blogs more than I post on my own but Blogland has introduced me to a wonderful community of talented crafters (like yourself ;-) ). I find so much inspiration online, just wish I could find a way to add enough hours to the day to make everything! Happy Thanksgiving! Helen
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt..... I'm so glad you got it finished! I love blogging for the inspiration and support of other bloggers. There is always someone out there to push me along to try new things and to share what I'm working on. Quilting can be kind of isolating and blogging opens up my home to others. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts!!! I am so thankful for my friends in blogland and home.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog but I always love reading yours. You make my day. I am always looking forward to seeing what you are going to do next, and you never dissapoint. Thank you for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are wonderful especially the log cabin. Quilty Blogland is amazing and I love to meet new quilters and I get a ton of inspiration. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove the log cabin quilt and oh my G! Now I would love that Idea of toilet bowl planters on a deck - we still have the old outhouse on the farm (don't want to sit next to that). I started blogging as a journal, but it has extended well beyond that - frienships, inspiration, education, a new community of family.
ReplyDeleteI've been to The Quilting Bee myself several times. I started blogging so I could share and exchange ideas. And it works sometimes a little too well. I find myself with a lot of ideas and too little time. lol Thanks for the opportunity. You can add me to your list of followers.
ReplyDeleteI don't blog myself but I LOVE reading others blogs......such inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI am just starting to blog a little more frequently. I love reading others for the inspiration and am enjoying having a record of what I am creating.
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a blogger myself, but I love reading others and seeing all the wonderful work that is done!
ReplyDeleteI love blogging so I can meet other quilters and get inspired by them. And I think it really works. I sew so much more since I started blogging over 2 years ago. I often do the blog hops at Sew We Quilt, so I am very familiar with your blog too!
ReplyDeleteI've been blogging for 2 years as paper crafter then now I have my digital design blogging, baking and in the future when I have lots of projects will open my sewing blogging. Blogging is relaxing, nice to share ideas and get ideas from others too and what's more you make lots of friends .
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I love your log cabin quilt. I blog mostly to keep my faraway family and friends up-to-date on my doings, but I love getting inspiration from all the blogs that I visit.
ReplyDeleteI just found you blog through Pinterest. I love the fall log cabin! I started a blog a couple of years ago, and only have 13 followers. It is discouraging to tell you the truth. I'm not sure if people can't find it, or if I have some setting wrong. Anyway, I enjoy working on it. Stop by, if you get a chance. Renaissancesandi.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI am not really sure if I like blogging. I started a blog but I just cant find the time to keep it updated so there is very few followers. I would rather read blogs I get really inspired looking at other peoples blog.
ReplyDeleteMy son got my into reading blogs. I have learned so much for my quilting. When my sisters and I get together and I tell them something new they always want to know how I found out. I keep telling them to read the quilting blogs.
ReplyDeleteI adore your turkey table runner!! I love blogging because it's like catching up with good friends over a cup of coffee but I don't have to worry about getting dressed, getting out of the house or spending money :)
ReplyDeleteI don't have a blog but I read a WHOLE bunch of them. Sometimes it takes me 3 hours in the morning to go through all of them, especially if they have tutorials or giveaways or blog hops. I feel like I know alot of the people that blog. Love reading about them. So I am thankful for all you people that do take the time to blog and inspire us. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteHey neighbor, I just received my fancy Christmas fabric in the mail and love all that manly magic. I didn't even realize you were in Colorado and now I see you have hopped the border to some Kansas quilt shops. I really like that log cabin quilt. The colors are great for fall. Love your blog and your humor. Blogging has brought friendships and opportunities I never dreamed of. I am inspired everyday by all the talented creators out there.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your comment about blogging. I really feel I know something about you and love the glimpses of life that are in blogs. I love the sense of community I feel with bloggers and the strength of others sharing their journeys. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin quilt is gorgeous! I like blogging but sometimes it's a lot of work. I love the creativity bloggers share and I've learned a lot and found inspirations as I go long.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely post! You know how much I enjoy my regular visits to see what mischief you have been up to!
ReplyDeleteLife would be so boring without your blog.
Love the log quilt. Yes, I can see why it appealed to you. It looks great.
I can't wait to see photos of your outdoor decorating!! I know you will have fun!
I love that fall quilt too! Anything that reminds me of autumn is a treat. I am really enjoying this blog hop. I'm a blogger also, but for other people in the design industry and in business. It's how I make my living, but quilting is how I feed my creativity. Thanks for participating in this!
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower of blogs - I love to read as many as I can!
Joan I love blogging because it exposes me to people, projects and events that I would otherwise not know anything about.
ReplyDeleteI started a blog - but have not done my first post yet! I am sure I will get to it... too bus reading and sewing! thanks! Love your blog!!
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin quilt and have been following your blog for a while and love it . I love to blog for many reasons , one to share my love of quilting and also to make blogging friends , the ride has been great so far , thanks for the chance ,
ReplyDeleteI love blogging because I hope that by showing my mistakes it will encourage others who think they have made mistakes.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing what everyone is making and learning new techniques.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous fall quilt. Love fall and pumpkins! I love blogging because of all the amazing people you meet that way. In the past year that I#ve been blogging I made a bunch of new friends and noticed that people are extremely encouraging and it's not bad to show your mistakes because we all make them.
ReplyDeleteAlso, a lot of times, things that you see yourself as mistake, won't be recognized as such by others.
Don't wanna miss it anymore :)
Thanks for the chance to win a surprise!
I love a chance to share and also to see and be inspired by others. Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeletehahaha, I have BOM's from 10 years ago with patterns and fabric that I KNOW will turn out beautiful but I still haven't opened them! So don't feel bad because our quilting/fabric obsession can be addictive! thanks for the giveaway! sewingblogsarefun at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI started blogging as part of a requirement for a group I'd joined many years ago ... and keep blogging because of the supportive, creative friends I've made along the way.
ReplyDeleteI'm a blogger to bring the world a little closer because I live in an isolated place and I need to get out of myself more. It has been a really fun and encouraging part of my life for almost two years mow. So many interesting people from around the world who like the same things I do, wow how great is that?
ReplyDeleteI do not have my own blog but I do love reading others.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying visiting all these new to me blogs:)
ReplyDeleteIt helps me keep a record of what I am working on, and where I have been. I love it.
ReplyDeleteall the new friends i have 'meet' all over the world
ReplyDeleteI'm not a blogger, but I really enjoy reading blogs. I've learned how to improve my FMQ, how to sew my binding on by machine, I've downloaded tons of free patterns, and I've even won a few nifty things in blog hops. Thanks for another great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOver the past two years I have fallen in love with quilting/crafting blogs. I have learned soooo much! Almost a year ago I started my own blog, not really to get a bunch of followers, but for my non-quilty friends who wanted to see what I was working on... But of course once I started I kind of got addicted to getting new followers that I didn't know IRL, its just really fun to meet new people from all over with like interests!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, I may have to reproduce it it is so pretty. I don't blog but I love reading them to get inspiration, ideas and help.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! I love looking at blogs for inspiration and ideas. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am crazy abou that Log Cabin Quilt. That may very well be my favorite, ever!
ReplyDeleteI don't have as much time for blogging as I would like to but I think my favorite thing is the feed back that I get from all of you.My goal is to share my fun but also to learn from this vast network of quilty friends.
Thanks for the chance.
I'm not much of a fan of Thanksgiving prints most of the time, but I LOVE this one! I blog because it's a wonderful way to keep track of everything I make. Especially the items I give away and probably won't see again!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodness I am full love and lust over that log cabin pumpkin quilt!!!! Oh be still, my heart... Like you, I can't get enough of yummy quilty blogs and I spend waaaaaay more time visiting with quilters than in my own 'stewdio'. I am one of those that has been dogging your heels for quite a while now, and I cannot wait to see your garden outhouse. :D
ReplyDeleteI love the inspiration and ideas I get from blogs! Your quilt is gorgeous, thanks for sharing the turkey table runner, too!
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin quilt is so lovely. Thanks for sharing. I don't have a blog of my own but follow several that have been an inspiration to me and a wonderful source of tips and help .
ReplyDeleteLove your blog. I spend so much time reading everyone else's, there is no time to do one of my own. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteI'm not creative enough to maintain a blog of my own...it would take away from the ones that I read :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what part of Colorado you're in (I'm guessing Mtns due to the moose) but I lived in Castle Rock area for almost 17 years.
Don't know if you know but the makers of "Add a Quarter" ruler are from Franktown...how cool is that?
Good luck and hope you have a great holiday season
I love the blogging community and their willingness to share. I enjoy the time I spend surfing my quilting blog roll and look forward to new posts (and blog hops!). Thanks for the chance at your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love your log cabin quilt. Beautiful. I love to read the blogs because they inspire me to try more things. I feel like I have friends all over.
ReplyDeleteI love blogs because I get to meet lots of new people, and sew great quilts! BTW, I went to the Quitling Bee when I was on a bus trip several years ago!! Love, love, love that beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI think your log cabin quilt is beautiful. I have to tell you a true story. There was a couple in my church and when the wife found out she didn't have long to live, unbeknownst to her husband she had ordered a flower arrangement to be sent to the funeral home and had it sent in a vase that was a replica of a toilet. It apparently was a running joke with them.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have a blog, but occasionally (rarely) post on a group blog. I just enjoy looking at others' blogs and get ideas for my projects that way. Your log cabin quilt is now another one that gives me inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGosh you made me realize something! Blogs are a place to go to share and have fun. To leave our troubles someplace else! I never thought about it too much, but you are exactly right! Thanks for the lovely words :)
ReplyDeleteI don't blog, but I love to do blog hops. I find so many wonderful ladies and ideas. Thanks for being part of the hop.
ReplyDeleteWow! I just love your Autumn at the Cabin quilt! The cream color background fabric really is cool! I don't blame you at all for falling in love with it, because I think I have as well. I tried doing a google search for it, but couldn't find it. I like shopping my stash as well. Congrats for getting this quilt done! I'm still a beginner. My first blog post was just a little
ReplyDeleteover a year ago which was also when I started quilting. Sharing and support is definitely plentiful in the quilting world. I have met some really wonderful people during this past year. I don't blog a lot, but I do chat a lot on facebook and on other people's blogs! It's about time for me to get to bed. I am following you on Bloglovin' and look forward with chatting with you again! Thanks for the chance to win!
What great quilts!! I love blogging because it is the only time I have with myself (between work, family and all around :)
ReplyDeleteI read blogs for a long time before I launched into one myself early this year. I am still learning the tricks of the trade, and quite enjoy it. I love just putting my ideas down, my thoughts and my triumphs. I don't really know how many people actually read my posts, and I only have a few followers, so its pretty easy just to ramble on with what I am up to. It still feels a bit anonymous.
ReplyDeleteLove you log cabin. The very first quilt I made was a log cabin, and I haven't got around to making another. Maybe that should be a project for next year.
Autumn at the Cabin is stunning! I started a blog years ago as a challenge at work but don't blog on it. The enjoyment for me is to follow other great blogs, like yours!
ReplyDeleteThe toilets will give your neighbors something to talk about:-) i haven't brought myself to bloggin yet. I think I would feel pressured to quilt a ton of stuff to post about. I do enjoy seeing what everyone else is up to though. svonfumetti(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. I am new to blogging and am already enjoying feel like such a nice get together. Thanks for the chance to win. samlbutrim@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love blogging for the 'shrinking of the globe' blogging has allowed me to connect with fellow quilters all over the world! Love the stitches that bind us together! :)
ReplyDeleteI love blogging because it gives you the chance to meet new people, learn new things,
ReplyDeleteget new ideas, and share all of yours, good and bad.
I love the toilet planters, LOL
I am grateful for all of the information, wisdom, encouragement, ideas that I find in the blogs I read! I think it is amazing to be able to communicate with people all over the world who have the same interests. I particularly like your blog because of your easy writing style! I love how you used the Thanksgiving print in the turkey table runner!
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ReplyDeleteI don't blog yet; but I am an avid reader. And I am your neighbor, sort of, but I haven't seen any out houses near me, yet. I loved the Quilting Bee when I went there for this years shop hop. Thanks for a great giveaway.
I'm no blogger, but I love seeing what everyone is doing and talking about. I've seen so many delightful things and have some very interesting things. I love your idea for all the PDF files. I'm going to try it out. Thank you for the fabric giveaway. I can see something Autumn or Thanksgiving coming up.
ReplyDeleteI love following blogs for inspiration!! Thanks for sharing in the hop!!
ReplyDeleteI am not a blogger, but I am enjoying all the blogs as I blog hop! Your Autumn quilt is stunning. Thanks for the chance to win. rosesabey@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway and I love blogging for all of the sharing and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLovely giveaway. I love meeting new friends in the blogging world. And by the way I have a real outhouse, as do most people in this town. My one friend has about six of them all over her property so you don't have to walk too far. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway. I love blogging because I like to share my projects and see my patterns used by others! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI have been blogging for about 7 years. I get from it what I don't get every day. I can indulge my reading and quilting passions without boring my local friends who only want to hear so much about either. It als brings me friends who might be working on the same quilts or reading the same books and we can share our questions and concerns. I really enjoyed your post. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBlogging makes me accomplish more, so I have something to talk about . It also helps me keep track of what I've made.
ReplyDeleteDon't have a blog but thought about it. I have gotten so much inspiration from bloggers.
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I love your quilt, nice colors! I'm not a blogger, but I am a blogreader. :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. I am glad I found blogging because it gives me a way to share my projects and to get ideas from other crafters. :)
ReplyDeleteI do not have a blog but I am definitely a blog stalker. I follow about 100 different one and am going to add yours to my list. I love that quilt !! I will be looking for that pattern
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance at your give a way
I love the sense of community we have through blogging. I can't always get together with my quilting friends as much as I'd like but the blogging community is always there when I need an inspiration-fix and I love the sense that, in a small virtual way, we are sharing our lives together in a larger community. pbstrand@msn.com aka Beth @ Words & Stitches.
ReplyDeleteI started my blog to keep family and friends up to date on our life in Florida and the projects I work on both for family and my charity group WOCS
ReplyDeleteI love reading about what everyone else makes. It inspires me!
ReplyDeleteI love all the inspiration and information! I have learner so much and met so many amazing people!
ReplyDeleteInspiration as I have few visions in my own head
ReplyDeleteI don't blog, but I love reading blogs. I find a lot of inspiration and information on them. I also enjoy seeing everyone's quilts and projects. Your quilt is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the toilet garden! Reminds me of a chapter in The Help.
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin is gorgeous-I have yet to make one cause they always looked hard to me-lol
ReplyDeleteI love blogging, I started soon after I retired 10 years ago. we live in the middle of the woods-love it-but blogging keeps me in touch with people all over the world-and I get inspired by reading and seeing what everyone else is making
Kathy
I love quilty bloggers, they are helping make me a better quilter, and they inspire me so much. Thanks. New quilter from Oklahoma, USA. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteI'm not a blogger but I read many blogs and gather so much inspiration from you all for my quilting projects. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBlogging is a great way to see what others are making, share what you are working on, and inspiring others. Thanks for the chance to win! Love your log cabin!
ReplyDeleteI like blogs because I see so many creative, interesting things that I would never have thought of. It's always good to see other people finishing their back log of projects too! ll_gee at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLovely Log Cabin quilt of yours! I love blogging cos I meet new people all the time and learn so much from every one of them. Thanks for a chance to win your fab fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt! I'm not a blogger (YET) but I sure do enjoy reading everyone else's. I have learner so much!
ReplyDeleteJoan, that is one beautiful quilt! Happy thanksgiving week!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! I enjoy blogging because it combines everything I love to do - writing, cooking, photography, talking about my boys (that would be my two bassets). :)
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I don't have a blog myself - but I do love reading other ones!
ReplyDeletewell there are several things to liek about blogging - it's like my own personal little nagging consciousness "get soemthign done, take some pictures" ... I also enjoy meeting a few special people that will come by my blog time and time again, and I can ask them all kind of stupid questions and get a Christmas card from them ...
ReplyDeletei like reading other people's blogs...especially quilting/sewing blogs.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. So pretty. I love to share what I'm working to the blog world ;)
ReplyDeleteI have been blogging for just over a year and love it so much! I've met so many wonderful people to learn from and who share their creativity. What an inspiring community to be a tiny part of. Thank you for your giveaway and your quilt is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI've been blogging for 6 months and feel like I know so little about it still. I need a mentor!
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I love blogging because I get to meet people my age who are quilters. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a plumber and he always threatened my mom with toilet planters and insisted he was going out to sit on the Potio (patio). I LOVE your anagrams PIGS! I have so many purchases that have been stacked on my shelves still in the sack!
ReplyDeleteThis blog-hopping lark is a hoot... !
ReplyDeleteAll good fun...!!
Love the connections....!!
Thanks for the giveaway - great!
Barbmo
1st time here. Your quilt is absolutely beautiful! I think we'll begin our 8th year (or 9?) of blogging in january. I've totally loved all the connections and have made many real-life friends that once were strangers out there. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteI've had many wonderful small surprises this year and I am thankful for the experiences that came along with them.
ReplyDeleteThis is my First Blog Hop!! I have just started following some blogs. I love seeing all the creativity out there! It inspires me and I get a kick out of all the other stuff that goes along with it! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI like sharing some tips and tricks I've learned over the years. I also enjoy getting to know other quilters around the world and looking at their creations.
ReplyDeleteI like to blog applique' tips and recipes and events. I love talking to people on the blog. Thanks for letting us visit!
ReplyDeleteI too have discovered that blogging helps keep me motivated to get projects done so I have something to write about :) It also encourages me to take lots of pictures of what is going on around me. It's been a lot of fun to review those pictures from 2013.
ReplyDeleteI like it because it keeps me in touch with people that I would have otherwise never met and it keeps a diary of all the things I've done so I can remember what worked and what didn't work in the future :) amateurquilter at gmail
ReplyDeleteI am new to Blogging , just started a few days ago. What amazes me is the gorgeous quilts and ideas other quilters share. I fell in love with your Moosestach quilt. Thank you for a chance to win. HAPPY QUILTING:)
ReplyDeleteI love to blog. I've learned a lot of different skills through the quilting blogs!
ReplyDeleteI love the two-way communication that takes place on blogs. Lots of interesting discussion and great answers from experts all over the place.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy reading blogs. Yours is great. I've already added it to my " to read daily" list. Thanks for the opportunity.
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