Happy day yesterday. PattyW came and took me to town. We ate our $2.75 total meal for two on the the courthouse lawn picnic table of burgers and fries. Good meal, good company and peaceful, cool outdoor eating. Picked up more quart jars, visited the greenhouse and picked up tomatoes to can and my BP medicine. She bought her grocery bargains and we came back home. After delivery of her stuff to her house, she came back and we cut batiks for her and looked at my projects again....even Pandora's Box. She helped me cut the borders for my Pony Club quilt. After waiting all this time, it is all cut out. Wow After canning the tomatoes, I will sew the borders on the PC quilt. Patty loved my PC quilt and its stories.

Guess that is what is missing on the 1930 quilt...no personal stories to weave into the stitches of it. Its early yet on it, will see what develops there...from my DGM's stories she told me. Have a great day, everyone.

My freezer is full, so I can what tomatoes I can find to buy by the peck or bushel.

Sounds like everyone is having a busy summer. I just finished this wall hanging for a former co-worker's son who's getting married this month. I don't know if the future bride will like it but I know the groom will. It's paperpieced, similar to the one I use as a door decoration during football season. [ATTACH=CONFIG]526807[/ATTACH]

Love that center, JanRn. It makes me want to yell, "Go Steelers!"

Now to figure out how to photo my Pony Club quilt top that is done.

OOOh Jan, great quilt.. love the free motion..looks like you're liking that machine of yours.. how big is the center wreath..neat idea of the fabric in the bow....

Question on #4 Ann..how did you lay the seams on the tiny corners?

Had no problem with any block up through number five, paper piecing each one on Farmers Wife 1930. But I owe Honchey an apology because I did not grab the packet to amil it to her. I will do that on Wednesay, and she should get it by Saturday.