I know to all my family in Idaho, Utah and Pennsylvania, this is no big deal, but it isn't something that happens here very often. Under the snow is a layer of ice, so Austin pretty much grinds to a halt. The boys are having a lot of fun in the snow. Jeremy's friends are all home from school, so they have been playing in the snow. He plays for a while until his hands are numb, then comes in for a little while, then goes back out again. Rachael isn't interested in going out at all. I'm getting ready to start sewing some more. That's how I plan on spending my snow day.
I finished the quilt for VIR 2 days ago and turned it into Stacie last night. I took a good photo of it before I turned it in. I wish I would have taken better photos of my bags before I turned them in. I took those photos with my iPhone, so they are kinda blurry.
The theme of this quilt is "When Life Hands You Lemons...". This quilt will be auctioned at the VIR silent auction and dance show that will take place on March 5th at Tapestry. This was the most challenging quilt I have ever made. It was also the biggest I've done so far. I'm pretty proud of it. I didn't think it was going to turn out for a while there as I struggled to make some of the stars. I tried a short cut I learned on You-Tube and it fails to mention that you have to add extra for seam allowance and I'm new enough at quilting that I didn't think of that myself. Lesson learned though and I won't make that mistake again. I'll post pictures of my bags soon. If your my friend on FB, you can see the photos of my bags on there until I get to post them here.
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