Bugs and other things.

I thought I’d embroider a bee on my orange quilt but it looks like a cicada…

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That’s not a good thing unless you are an entomologist with a speciality in cicadas?

My quilt looks like something landed on it and needs to be removed…

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That might well happen sometime soon…

 

I had other things to do. Cheryl and I visited Pride of the Prairie Quilt Guild last night. That’s the Plainfield Guild that meets in South Naperville.

After business came show and tell with everything from Cubs tribute quilts,

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to house quilts (this one came out so well in the photograph where you get a fresh perspective on the design),

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to quilts inspired by the evening’s speaker

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who was Victoria Findlay Wolfe with her wonderful lecture and trunk show. Here is a huge king size quilt that was made over a 9 year time span.

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Now I’m thinking I shouldn’t have thrown out all those odd blocks? Or maybe it was a good thing, not everyone can pull off this look! Victoria certainly can. I am looking forward to her 15 Minutes of Play workshop today.

 

Meanwhile I am taking part in a new Blog Hop next week for the launch of the QATV 1400 series. Vivika is hosting a give away over on the Quilting Daily website today. You could win a DVD set of the whole series! There’s around 30 minutes of me on it!! I’ll be sharing more on Monday.

Off to pack my bags, I’m ready to play…

2 Comments

  1. I am a fan of cicadas. Would it be better if there were more of them on the quilt? There is never just ONE cicada.

    July 18, 2014
    • catherineredford said:

      I will think about that….

      July 18, 2014

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