Cathy i  like all three of your quilts.I am working on making bags with zipper in them for the school.I am not getting much done.Most of my time is spend with my husband AL.

All three quilts are cute and should be enjoyed by some youngster. Glad you were able to keep busy while taking your course in " how to be a teenager".

Jo

Yetta if you have time on your Santa Fe visit be sure to visit Ten Rocks. It is a bit Southwest of Santa Fe and is very unique rock formations in unusual colors. Sounds like it will be a fun trip. I hope Mandy continues to improve.

We drove down to our house in New Mexico yesterday and are here to pick up the longarm and bring it back up to Colorado. It will be set up in my DBIL's shop and I am very excited. My husband and DBIL worked all this out.

Congratulations, Ami! 

Those two men certainly qualify as quilter's sweethearts!!

Two of my favorites for sure. I am exited to get back to being able to work on my longarm daily.............I have really missed that. I have a quilt loaded on the machine I was so excited about a few months ago but now I am kinda lost about what to do. Hopefully once the machine gets set up I will be able to get that one done quickly and get going on more stuff. I will also be trying to pick up some business at some of the local guilds up in Colorado............right now they say that the longarmers in the area have been booked for getting things done by Christmas for months.

It sounds as if the day word spreads that there's a new expert longarmer in town you will be swamped with work.

When my dog had diarrhea they told me to feed him cooked hamburger mixed with rice.  Helped him. 

My...  you really did get a lot done "not" babysitting your DGD.  Good for you.

How exciting.  That will be so good for you to have your LA available.  And how kind of your DBIL to have a place for it!