Before I get to pictures and fun stuff, my Nana is in the hospital again, I think this makes it two full weeks now. I am waiting on the latest word on her condition but last I heard they were talking about a ventilator but she was not on it as if an hour after the conversation. She went in last week for a pain pump and they think she aspirated something and that turned into full blown pneumonia. She had a bad bought with it about 5 years ago and hasn't been the same since. She is back and forth better and worse, almost every day. I know this sounds bad but I wish she would just stay bad so they can totally treat her and then get better slowly instead of trying to rush everything. This back and forth is so hard! Mom will call me tomorrow when she's with them. I am getting together a little care package with a card, candy, maybe a game, and hopefully I make it to Costco to send some pics of the girls too to cheer her and everyone around up.
I joined a little one-one Valentines Day swap, and here's my cute little heart quiltlette. It's eh about 14X14 inches, but that's just a rough estimate. This is the project I squared up my HST's for for the first time. I am glad I did! This project had a lot of firsts for me! This was the first time I did a swap, so much fun, I might have to do more. I was
able to use just things from my stash so that was really nice. I only spent money on a few FQ's to go with it and some candy from a local candy shop. Then A ate some of the box of chocolates I brought home, thankfully I had bought some Jordan Almonds there too so I sent those and HIS Resses peanut butter hearts heheh! I can get him more latter but I really wanted to show off our cute little candy shop! This was the first time I used normal fabric for the binding, I had previously used Wrights Double Fold Bias for my binding. It's what my mom taught me for my first quilt because she didn't want me to run away from the project (I made and over sized twin for my first one, the post
about it is back a little ways). Lastly this was the first time I made a label! Hooray! Finally! I just appliqued it on the back and then did the quilting and stuff, so nothing too impressive. I think it's cool though. How do you guys do labels? And someday I will need to figure out those sleves to hang things.
6 comments:
I do hope your grandma gets better soon. It must be such a worry for you. Your quiltlette is adorable and I love the backing fabric. Nice work on the label too. H is looking as cute as ever. Ann :-)
I'm so sorry to hear your grandma is still in the hospital. Hopefully those doctors will get it straight what's wrong so they can start making her better.
The little quilt is very cute and I love the valentine fabric on the back. I put labels on after quilting - just turn the edges of whatever I'm using under and applique it down, being careful not to stitch to through to the front of the quilt! But however you label it, it's more important to label - in 200 years, someone will find the quilt and know who made it.
Your little Valentine quilt is really cute; love the backing too! Your label is special! That little one is even more special, right? ---"Love"
I'll say a prayer for your grandma. Great job on your quilts! I love the valentine fabric! :) Christine
Your valentine quilt is very cute! Isn't it great to use the skills we learn (how ever we learn them)! Your HSTs are looking great.
Hope your Grandma is on the mend.
-Alice
Your little quilt is adorable. H looks adorable too playing with her ferry. I remember having those little people and little cars all over my house.
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