Ms Grundy again

botany lace, Knit Picks, and Tofutsies The bear, a Stearnsy Bear, was made from an old mink coat, and was a gift from my husband.

more pinks from donations quilting on Dream15 without (broken) stitch controller - not my best work - ruler work on squares, random swirls on borders I broke the stitch controller when I moved the machine to a different room. Totally my fault. I called the store where I purchased it, Quilt Sampler in Springfield MO, and Brad had the part I needed and shipped it. I got it by mail in four days. I have installed it, with a minimum of cursing, but don't have my next quilt ready to go so that I can test it.....

center smaller pinwheels and brown border donated by Jo Kramer of Jo's Country Junction large pinwheels (from 8"blocks)- some fabric donated by Judy Bowman (Judy of Pierce City in Stashbusters)   https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/stashbuster/conversations/messages  and some donated by stitchers of Marionville Library, Marionville, MO) The brown backing is much darker in person than it seems in the picture, and is from a sheet donated by my daughter. Quilting is 3s and Es ( https://www.pinterest.com/pin/106397609919776198/?lp=true )

3s n Es on my Dream15 for Children's Advocacy Center

My brother, Kermit Day passed away very suddenly in January. He was a joy to be around. He wrote me lovely long letters, and showed me one of his favorite places to visit - Johnson's Shut-ins in central eastern MO. As a nurse, he used to go on medical missions, and learned some Spanish so that he could talk with his patients better.

9 more for CRYP https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/NativeAmericanSupport/info from leftover sock yarn

Karen, MaryAnn and Jean and I folded another 21 quilts for the CAC. This makes nearly 200 that we have finished and delivered to them.