I didn’t get any quilting done on my house quilt this weekend, but I will rectify that today.

I spent all day Saturday at the Montpelier Center. They are reviving and old tradition called Montpelier Day. The last one was in the 1990’s. They even had a parade, and my college roommate’s mother was the Grand Marshall. The building that is now the Montpelier Center was a community-built school from 1929 until the 1960s or 70s. She had been a principal at the school.
We were asked to participate to represent County School. Becky and I told people about our veterans quilt project. I took some fabrics and used the time to cut out a quilt kit.

The rest of the weekend involved watching football and crocheting. I made a lot of progress on the big blanket.

I even added a few rows to the shawl.

In this photo you can see the sparkles better.


I also spent some time thinking about starting new projects. The Sparrow pattern is one I’m thinking about for blue fabrics, maybe with a pale background. The bear one is one I’m considering for the Montpelier Center 2027 raffle quilt. The community around here is fixated on the growing local bear population, so I think this one would draw some interest.
The farm animal quilt is drawing a lot of attention and has made over $1300 so far. The drawing isn’t until Christmas.
Today is going to be quilting day. I need to get the houses done and move on to some veterans quilts










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