Category Archives: Petite Mexican Sampler
Weekly update and next week’s goals
While I didn’t go out and buy anymore fabric since my last post, 2 small quilt kits I ordered from Main Street Cotton Shop, prior to that, did arrive. Warm Memories and Mountain Trails (in the blue colorway). They’re added to … Continue reading
Hermity weekend is almost here
I don’t know why I get so excited about joining in on the International Hermit & Stitch Weekend. I rarely go anywhere anyway! But it’s happening this weekend and I plan on spending my time quilting and stitching when I’m … Continue reading
April Report
It’s been a rather fun month for us. We’re continuing to settle in. The weather has been excellent and we’ve been spending a lot of time in the pool. We purchased a new BBQ and patio furniture and are spending … Continue reading
My first hermity weekend report
I thought I was going to be kicked out of the hermit club my first try when I woke up Friday without a single itch to stitch! I will blame it on the weather. We had record setting heat all weekend … Continue reading
Starting over. Sort of.
Ack. I’m so far behind in catching up I’m not even going to bother. Suffice it to say, I have been consistenting doing needlework of some sort since my last check in. When it has not involved the sewing maching, … Continue reading
2012′s first stitching report
The colors in the 2nd photo are a little washed out. The gold borders shows up better in real life It’s fun to stitch now that I’ve figured out the secret to using the silks (dampen them and make … Continue reading
Licious-ness
I didn’t give much thought to joining in on Heather’s Theme-a-licious-ness since I thought you had to stitch on all the categories during the year. Since I’m rotating, I didn’t know if I would be working in a particular project … Continue reading
Happy New Year
Have you ever noticed when you thank someone, and use their name, it makes them smile? I have been experimenting with this off and on the past couple of months. I am going to start reading name tags more often. I … Continue reading



