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Just finished a lap quilt for a friend and she will get it this weekend. I now have 3 gift bags to make for the kids and then finish dipping candy into chocolate then just wait for Santa to visit. While doing that I will be finishing my One Block Wonder quilt. The fun partContinue reading “All gifts made and ready for wrapping.”

This morning a major snow storm has worked its way and it makes the baking and sewing so much fun to watch the flakes fall from the sky. This was at 9am this morning. Same window at 11am. By tomorrow we should be getting between 2-7 inches. It is so pretty out. Not liking theContinue reading “Wonderful time of the year”

Christmas, the most wonderful time of the year, is only 14 days away. It is such a Blessed time and full of Miracles to be dismissed. I love the excitement, the feeling in the air when out in public. It truly amazes me how on any other month, people are rushing around and paying littleContinue reading “Such a Wonderful Time of the Year”

Finally home and I think rested, tree decorated, and hopefully Christmas finished. We spent a wonderful week on the Coast of Texas between Galveston and Corpus Christi. We were able to see so many family members and friends. The two ladies on the bottom right are my Daddy’s sisters. This was wonderful. We left SaturdayContinue reading “Been away too long”

This year Thanksgiving has brought me home to the area in Texas where I was born and raised. Seeing siblings is the best and spending time laughing and carrying on like we did as youngsters is great. We have been checking out the old haunts. It has been great. Today we spent part of theContinue reading “Thanksgiving adventures”

I was looking thru a scrap book my Mother In Law had kept and found a magazine article about Christmas Gifts to make and give. This was from the 1945ish era. What a fun find. Thanksgiving is just around the corner and Hubby and I are going to celebrate with my siblings and their families.Continue reading “Hodge Podge Day”

I have an old comforter that was given to me by my Great Aunt. Her mother made it for her when she was in her early 20’s as a wedding gift. Going back into my genealogy this was about 1920’s. That era. She kept it on her bed until her husband died and then storedContinue reading “Repairing an old quilt”

As I sit in my sewing room looking out the window I am seeing a sea of golds, browns, and reds. The Oak Tree in my front yard is over 30 feet tall and full of gold leaves. The wind is blowing from the south and I see the leaves falling and blowing. I amContinue reading “Leaves falling.”