Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Behind

I'm so far behind in my blogging, if you could just press your face to the computer screen maybe you could catch the jist of my procrastination without my typing it... No? Fine well here it is then.


I received Michelle's 'fuglies' in the mail from her giveaway a couple of weeks ago.  Michelle is a creative improv quilter who I blogs over at From Head to Fabric.  Thanks again Michelle, I'll put them to good use.

Whew, I know it's cliche to type about the weather but comon, I can not believe how much I despise winter right now.  I know the whole country is gritting their teeth trying not to kill each other, and I thought I would congratulate everyone on this accomplishment.



This little one is part of a rather large herd of deer eating all the trees in town right now.  I chit chat with this little guy pretty much every day that I quilt.  My kids spend most of their outside time building deer traps, apparently my cooking has been sub par lately and they figure that deer would be the best alternative.  I'm fairly impressed with their ingenuity but alas no deer roast yet.

I have been working like crazy on my studio and an ever growing pile of commission quilts.  But I'm trying to make my studio #1

Here is a sample of my mudding and taping.  I have a fairly entertaining article over at my renovation blog, Renovation 800.  Anyhow that's pretty much all I can post about quilting wise since the majority of my quilting projects are either bundled in a corner, secrets, or in drafting stage.
A little note to all the wonderful artists over at the Needle and Thread Network: I have been busy but reading all of your posts, and enjoying your creativity.

7 comments:

  1. What. Busy life, Sam! I remember those days. Enjoy even ifthey are exhausting. You never get 'em back! Your studio looks great. Well done. I need some drywalling done. Do you hire outšŸ˜‰

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  2. Cute visitor you have there. I only see the tracks they leave in my backyard at night! And those renos are coming along. Love that window wall -- you will enjoy the lovely light it will bring into your studio.

    This is the snowiest March I remember (though at 60 I don't remember as much as I used to. LOL!)...and we've got freezing rain and snow in the overnight forecast -- AGAIN. Sigh. Still, I love being Canadian!

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  3. You made me tired, Samm..lol I could use you here to do my updating...

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  4. I love your reno. It's going to be amazing when it's finished:)

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  5. heads up! I'm dwelling in dust myself! Spring will come sometime!

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  6. I'd love to have a friend like that whenever I look out the window. One day your studio will be complete. Patience. Have fun with your girls in the meantime.

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  7. Take care, if ever your kids manage to trap a deer they'll want to adopt it!
    You'll be so happy to have that studio!

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