Seeing stars

Okay first thing is first, I have been a bad bad blogger. It has been too long since my last post. So now that I have that off my chest *whew* I feel better now. I have been selfishly busy with family, friends and my own quilting. Check it out, just look at all those perfect points.

This is the Judy Niemeyer I have been working on. My first paper piecing EVER, and I am really liking it. Her patterns come with very detailed instructions. I am amazed that I can make these pointy stars, and it's addicting!! You can check out her patterns at http://www.quiltworx.com/ they are all so yummy.

In these parts today was the opening day of gun season for deer hunters. It's a big deal in our house, both of our sons are here to hunt and of course hubby wouldn't miss it either. So my job is to make a big pot of chili, and keep the piles of hunting cloths and boots IN the mud room. I like the tradition of the hunt, but there's a little too much testosterone around here for me. This was the view from hubby's blind on this foggy opening morning.

And here is a peek at the next quilt up .....

A nicely pieced log cabin with patriotic fabrics. Stars and stripes for this one, I'll have fun with it.

A new day, a new blog ....

So here I am a new blogger. I will have to work hard to have witty and interesting things to say. Mostly I wanted to share my love of quilting, and my quilting adventures, the good the bad and the ugly. Honestly there are no bad or ugly quilts, so it's all GOOD. And that's the truth about quilting, it's all good. I have met so many wonderful and amazingly talented people through quilting they inspire me everyday.

Please bear with me as I construct my blog, I know I will get better as I go.

This is a red work piece I am quilting today for one of my amazingly talented customers. This picture doesn't show the intricate detail but trust me it is AMAZING. I wish it were mine, but then the red work wouldn't be as good *sigh*.