The Chookshed Challenge number for February is 8 and that is Complete a Quilt. Anyone I want. And I want to finish Bricks and Mortar. That will also be my OMG goal this month.
I pulled this out of the cupboard of endless possibilities to see if David would like it. It had to "feel" right. And it does. Now to feel it for myself for a few days as I finish it. It was back in 1998 when I bought this kit thinking I might finish it since it had everything in it, including the receipt. I even bought some yardage for backing. And you know what? After that many years everything was in the same bag. Now that is amazing considering my misplacing tendencies.
We welcome February here mid winter in Canada with bated breath to see if the groundhog will or will not see his shadow on the 2nd. That is why it is called Ground Hog Day. If he sees his shadow, he will be scared and hide away and winter will continue for another 6 weeks. If he does not see his shadow, he will stay out and Spring will arrive in 6 weeks. The forecast for the next few days is sunny and cold. I am not holding my breath. The sun warms up the SonRoom very nicely now that the winds have stopped blowing.
Blessings,
Chris
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Have fun finishing the quilt. You are so close. Look after your back though.
ReplyDeleteYour back problem sounds very painful, I'm sure you take care and pace yourself. I've heard of ground hog day but never really understood it, thanks for the explanation.
ReplyDeleteTake it easy with your back but hope you do get to finish the quilt...
ReplyDeleteMy northern Michigan husband and I celebrate Groundhog's Day mostly as a joke and for something different in our long, long winters. I splurged and bought us a roll of large bubble wrap for the purpose of laying it out on the hard basement floor so we can walk on it and have the silly satisfaction of hearing the bubbles pop. Yeah, that's what long, hard winters do to you. Your quilt colors look so warm.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed you have everything including the receipt after all these years. Take care and we'll look forward to seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteIts looking good Chris and love those organised containers. Hope the weather improves soon
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