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I was not familiar with the work of Philip C. Curtis before seeing his work at the museum. I think this may have been my favorite exhibit there. So whimsical! This information is from the Philip C. Curtis Trust website: … Continue reading →

Mr. Wonderful and I have been exploring the area lately. It’s so beautiful here. We met some wild burros! They are so adorable! And rather friendly. 😊 We finished a puzzle. I realized after I started it that I put … Continue reading →

It’s on the frame! This is the thread I’m using in the top. This is the pantograph I’m using. As you can see here, neither one really shows! Have a great day!

Move been putting off this project. See how crooked the printing is? Ugh. I set myself a goal of finishing this today. These bits need to be cut with scissors. Then you sew the front to the back then add … Continue reading →

I thought this top would be easy to get ready for hand quilting. I was wrong. Very wrong. When I pressed the top, I realized how bad it was. There is often a reason you find unfinished tops! First, the … Continue reading →

Here are some more pieces that caught my eye at the art museum. Info is below each photo. Enjoy!

Mr. Wonderful surprised me with these new tree ornaments! The one on the left is a Harley VRod like his. The one on the right is a Harley 48 just like mine. Oh, Silly Willy! I bought a panel like … Continue reading →

After a big push, this top is in the frame. I took an informal poll on Instagram and as a result of that, this is the pantograph that I settled on. So far, so good. My drunkards path blocks are … Continue reading →