Over the last two or three days days I've completed four Dutch Treat blocks to bring my total to 164..slowly but surely I'll make it to 196!
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Flower Pot
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I've received three new siggy blocks...
From Chris in Belgium
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Thursday we drove over to Parsons for a short retirement get together for Tom. He received this plaque from his team members.
This certificate signed by the governor.
And a great first edition Kansas history book also from his co-workers.
Friday we drove to Grove, OK for the Grand Lake 'O The Cherokees Biennial Quilt Show. As always there were some great quilts...like this blue ribbon winner.
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Saturday I baked some rye bread. This recipe is called New York rye and it's one of my favorites. If anyone is interested, let me know and if enough are I'll post the recipe.
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My hoya is putting on a fantastic show....8 blooms at once! Lately it pretty much blooms non-stop with at least one bloom at a time..sometimes a lot like now.
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Sunday the quilters at church posed with my finished quilt.
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My hoya is putting on a fantastic show....8 blooms at once! Lately it pretty much blooms non-stop with at least one bloom at a time..sometimes a lot like now.
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Sunday the quilters at church posed with my finished quilt.
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A productive and enjoyable few days.
7 comments:
You have been very busy. I went over and looked at the quilts you posted, they are so wonderful to look at, I am sure you had a great time. Love the bread but have to stay away from making it or you would have to roll me around the house...
you have been so busy. You get a lot done. Does the rye bread stay moist or does it dry out after a day. I have so much trouble with bread like that and we don't finish a loaf in one day.
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
Hi Mary,
Thanks for the pictures of the Grove Quilt show. Love your Ohio star quilt.
I'm always interested in new recipes...especially breads...I just love bread! Post it please.
You really have been busy!! I love the siggy block from Belgium.
Crispy
Love the quilt, Mary, and I agree, you have been busy! Congrats to Tom on his retirement!
Thank you for the quilt show, the photos on your blog and a few others are the only quilt shows I get to see.
Your hoya is great, I've had one for 20 years and it's bloomed once with two blooms. I moved it last year and it's debating if it's okay with the new location. I have so small windows in my house and it's really dark in the winter so my flowers just hang in there for a big part of the year.
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