I was planning to make this originally in green and then decided I would do a pair so I could do them with green and yellow. The pieces are VERY SMALL and in the course of making one I decided I really did not want to make the pair--though the green sixteen patches are done and the sashings and cornerstones are cut. I thought maybe I could use those sixteen patches in the border, but them realized what I LOVED about the quilt was the braided border of Bonnie's pattern so I will eventually continue along and make that.
My cousin's husband had a serious accident the end of March. He fell off a forklift and landed on his head. He is forty something and is a great husband and father. He has a long recovery after a seven hour surgery and hopefully will walk again one day. He is hard working physical guy and I am praying for his full recovery. Life turns on a dime.
In other news, we gave our sixty day notice here and plan to move to Waukesha before summer. We are going to look at a place today. Smaller than here (oy!) and not as nice but only five ish minutes from Hazel and her parents which is our goal. We hope to be able to save money up and buy again in a year or two in that area. Still waiting for my DA hearing results--and much depends on that.
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Hazel with her new dolly... so cute!! Best of luck with your upcoming move, Andee. Congrats on getting your PINK blocks done for the Rainbow Scrap challenge!
That is a lot of books read! Love the pink blocks and what a cutie Hazel is.
What a great start to your if its April it must be time to make pink blocks. The Butterfly block is so much fun.
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