This week I got quite a few of the bricks cut out and the end pieces cut as well. Again I'm using the Essential Triangle ruler as well as the Simple Folded Corners ruler to make these. It was a busy weekend and I'm fighting a cold, so I didn't get a chance to sew on them yet.
Last weekend we were at my brother and sister in law's to butcher pigs, so we had the grandparents watch all 6 grandkids and we went to town for the night. We had a lot of fun and a few drinks, but the town was pretty dead.
Paul and I were celebrating the SDSU Jackrabbits winning the FCS football playoff game and making it to the quarterfinals. This weekend they won that game and are now on to the semi-finals next weekend. This is a first in school history, so pretty exciting!
Five of the cousins with their gloves so they could help butcher
Waiting by the pickup so they didn't get run over by the tractor. The other 2 kids are in the tractor.
The girls in their matching pjs. Molly's are almost too small, but they had fun matching.
Mathew loved celebrating his 5th birthday with his cousins.
I'm linking up with Bonnie Hunter at Quiltville who is providing this amazing mystery quilt. Hope you'll join in the fun and share your progress as well.
#onringolakequilts #quiltvillemystery
4 comments:
You have some very pretty fabrics!
Thats a lot more than 5 candles! Seems like just yesterday he was born! Great progress on your mystery - I have yet to start clue 3 and just got 10 of step 2 done today.....life happens.
Love the colors your are using for these steps.
Any progress is good. My fabrics are pulled together and the clues printed out so far. But I've promised myself that I MUST finish the top for the Farmhouse Stars before I can cut into any of it. Maybe over Christmas.
We watched the first half of the game online, then listened to the rest of it as we drove to Brookings for women's basketball. We met a steady stream of cars leaving the football game.
Mystery is looking good!
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