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Continue reading →: October AudiobooksI have to say that my October reading month was not as good as September. If you are looking for a great book to read, go back and look at the September list. There weren’t any real failures this month, but I’d give the month an “average” rating. Probably my…
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Continue reading →: Two veterans quilts and bakingYesterday was quite busy and much of it was spent baking. Now these things might not look as appetizing as “real” bread. They aren’t real, they are gluten-free sourdough. I made burger buns, biscuits and crackers. I’ll split the biscuits and buns with Mom. She’s not so enamored with my…
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Continue reading →: Half social, half quiltingThings are slowly returning to some sort of normal. Mom continues to heal from her surgery and went back home Monday. I’ll see her tomorrow to run errands. Yesterday, I started my day by twisting my ankle exercising. What a way to show my age! It was very minor and…
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Continue reading →: Getting back to a routineThis weekend was a family weekend, not a making weekend. We visited my brother’s family and I helped Chris prepare for his annual trip to Nebraska. Mom has a follow-up eye appointment today, and she’ll probably go back to her apartment in the next day or so. I think I’ll…
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Continue reading →: A crochet updateI didn’t do any sewing yesterday. It was a yard work morning followed by a couple of errands for Mom. She’s still with us since her eye surgery but seems to be getting a little better. Today, all I have is a little crochet update. This is the big blanket,…
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Continue reading →: 48 blocks!Remember a few weeks ago when I started making crumb blocks with scraps from the Eclipse quilt? Mom has been staying with us since her eye surgery. She’s doing some sewing, so I didn’t want to get another project out. Instead, I’ve been slowly working on these little crumb blocks.…
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Continue reading →: Shirts for CoraBoy, was this fun! Cora is my Grand Niece and she will turn 2 in December. In the Spring I made a bunch of short sleeved t-shirts for her and parents loved them. I offered to make winter long-sleeved shirts and they said “yes”! I think you can click on…
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Continue reading →: Kiln failureWell, that’s a bummer. When I did my first full fuse at high temperature, I thought the kiln was working well. I did vaguely wonder why the corners were so rounded, but didn’t think much about it. I did check the kiln regularly while it was running but missed catching…
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Continue reading →: Veterans quiltsThis weekend I got 2 more veterans quilts quilted. Ann made both of these and the photo is a little yellow. The pale color is a true gray. I love it when someone gives me 2 matching quilts so I can instantly pair them up for quilting. Here’s the second…
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Continue reading →: A day where not much happenedMom is recovering nicely from her eye surgery. I can’t believe the schedule of eye drops that she has. It seems like her phone alarm goes off every 2 hours. It’s not quite that often, but it’s close. We ran some errands before lunch. After that, I was going to…
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I’m Vicki
I’m Vicki Welsh and I’ve been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I’m into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here.
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