Unlike several other blog postings today, mine does not include that white stuff that started yesterday and won't quit. Coming home from work tonight was a challenge. I passed several fender benders at 20 mph and was very grateful I made it home in 40 minutes, double my usual time and up my steep driveway intact. I read Frieda Anderson's blog tonight and she talked of her love of trees. I guess I've found my niche in leaves. There are so many ways to express leaves in quilting. This is the quilt I started at the Retreat by the Lake.
Here is a view of a block exchange quilt. The blocks were dated 2001. I guess it's about time it became a top. I'm planning Jane Sassaman LEAF fabric for the border. Could be wild!
Linda has posted this music quilt on her blog but I like the way the light hits it hanging over the rail. OK, new skill. This is the first time I've inserted a link into by blog. What's next? Slide shows, music. I feel like I'm way behind but one step at a time. 
5 comments:
I love your beautiful leaf quilt! Will it be ready for Sauder this spring?
Also, congrats on successful insertion of a link in your blog post. :)
Well, you are way ahead of me in the blogging world ---I just read and comment! I, too, love leaves (and trees) --- your leaf quilts have inspired me --- maybe someday!
The picture of the music quilt looks good up there.........
It's done and ready to send to Wyoming.
I love your new quilt tops. The retreat was so conducive to getting lots of sewing and quilting done, don't you think? I know I accomplished more in those four days than I had for the past year. Love your blog, too.
Love your quilt tops, Lisa. Especially the leaf one -- I'm a collector of leaf fabrics which I use often. Daisy
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