Monroe

Absolutely incredible! Where there's a spare moment- a woman will find a way to fill it.

Cheshirecatquilter

That is one big mother field. Out here in the Northeast you'd have to start making the next turn about the time you finished the first one, that is, if you could dodge all the rocks. BTW, I love your hands. I bet they have lots of stories to share.

countrymaid

I could so see my sister doing this, she hates to waste time, although the alarm will ring if you fall asleep. Those flat sections are just beautiful to me.

QuiltingNinaSue

The mile long fields is a big difference from the acreage farming of the small single family; its hard to believe the same tiller/disk is being used in the third generation or third decade. Dh grew up and most the farming done today is different from his childhood days on the farm with 1600 acres of row crops., plus baling hay for others and themselves. He is 71 this year. He still remembers the summer of 10,000 bales of hay. On top of his 'chores' and row crops and feeding 400 head of Black Angus Cows. Interesting to see how the person is sewing to keep their mind active.

And many truck drivers are quilting today,(evenings) too...some are crocheting on the road as they drive.

Honchey

That's amazing!!!

solstice3

A cute video

corklass44

I wish I had that much ambition. Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

jbj137

Necessity is the Mother of Invention.

maryellen2u

And to think I am wasting my time at this damn computer instead of quilting! I've lost my farm girl ways!