MNT GRANDMA

Needed some snow dyed true red, blue and more yellow. The weekend storm really cooperated.
I have a stiff neck and iffy back, but still made three sled runs with the Grandkids. We haven't had snow for them to visit in 3 or 4 years. I feel much younger today

moonrise

I'll get caught up on mine ASAP. Sick with the crud.

rryder

I hope you feel better soon, Moonrise.

I've still not decided what kind of overall pattern I want my HSTs to make. I need to do that before I can start sewing them to each other.

Neuras

How's everyone's weather? We are going to be at 80 degrees by Friday...smh

rryder

We're having a cold snap at the moment. Not sure how long it's supposed to last. I have promised myself that today I will decide how I want to lay out the HSTs and begin sewing them together so I can keep up with this challenge!

MNT GRANDMA

Today is suppose to be 59, still have 6 inches of snow. Do you find yourselves cheering on the thermometer to get to the next color? If we get to 60 it will be my first blue patch.

WMUTeach

Weather today: cloudy, snow flurries, and 26 degrees at 8:30PM. I am finished teaching for the evening and ready to slide on home to my kitty and a cup of cocoa!

moonrise

Finally got caught up. I went ahead and did tomorrow's, too, based on the forecast, so that takes care of January. Here are pics of most of the blocks for both the queen-size and the throw-sized quilts. They're sewn together vertically, but I had to take pics in increments, otherwise the picture would've been 14 miles long. ha ha

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rryder

Those are beautiful, Moonrise. I really like the effect that your precipitation strip has.

Rob

MNT GRANDMA

The more we add the more interesting the look.