Archive for the 'Seasons' Category



Ann and Andy—Home For Christmas

Published on December 22, 2009

 
Many, many years ago, before I decided to pursue a quilt career, I made Christmas tree ornaments for sale.
It was a sad time in our lives for me because my husband had been laid off work (during the recession in the early 1980’s) and I had to go back to work.
I was trained as a [...]


Winter Traditions

Published on December 12, 2009

 
It snowed earlier this week. Approximately 6 to 8 inches of snow fell and then it turned very cold. In fact, I understand from the national news that two-thirds of our country was, and still is, under the icy grip of this same storm.
When the first big snow of the year falls, I always think [...]


Thanksgiving Wishes

Published on November 23, 2009

 

 
My favorite holiday is upon us. When the autumn leaves begin to change colors I begin to savor the thoughts of this holiday and I begin to look forward in anticipation of the Day.
When I walk in the early mornings in this country setting where I live, I think of all of the fine meals [...]


Spring City Quilt Show

Published on September 12, 2009

My town, Spring City, is a very small town—about 800 residents. It was established in the mid-1800’s and has remained mostly untouched by development. Because of it’s isolation, many original structures still stand and many of them have been restored to original, and better, condition.
It’s picturesque quality and natural beauty with so many springs in [...]