I may have celebrated in my own way! I spent the morning in my jammies cutting and sewing hst's, then sewing on my new Old machine!

We had a great time the the Quilters' Day Out in Lexington, KY.
We had two speakers. Karen Witt and her daughter brought the quilts from their new book "Like Mother, Like Daughter". Rita Hardman also gave a tutorial on use of the Square in a Square Ruler. We also enjoyed a trunk show of numerous quilts made fellow Kentucky Quilters. Of course, there were several vendors available. I bought sooo many fat quarters for projects later this year. Oops, almost forgot I finally one a door price -- a magnifier that attaches to an Ott Lite. This should come in very handy for hand quilting. Already looking forward to the one next year.

I went to Lexington today and really enjoyed it. So did my friends.

I spent the entire day with several friends in a "Come Quilt With Me" day at a certain favorite quilting store in ABQ, NM. We had lots of fun!

It was held in the Fayette County Extension Office. The Quilter's Guild of the Bluegrass of Fayette County was the host. There were vendors, show and tell, speakers, demonstrations and lots of good fellowship with other quilters. It's alsways the 3rd Saturday in March.

Didn't even know that was today, but did do some quilting. Almost finished two blocks for my sampler quilt and cut out 4 blocks to make for the "Just One Star can comfort a soldier" project sponsored by Moda and Semper Fi Fund. My first charity donation, hopefully first of many.

I am going to finish, well at least get most of my current project done. So I can work on the borders. Doing this playing with my new birthday present, Janome Horizon 7700.

I skipped out of work early to go to Quilter's Day Out in Clarksville, In. On the way I stopped at Big Lots and ran across a Pan Bono book for $3 (like I need another book), couldn't pass it up. QDO was wonderful, lots of great quilts and people. Can hardly wait til next year. Good job ladies of the guild!!!

how do you get your avitar to become animated? And where did you find that design for it?

Lucky you! I love Lancaster