Another successful month! I wasn’t sure I would get all my blocks finished with the man and the dog of the house both having to have surgery this month. Both are doing well. Tom will head back to work with the assistance of his crutches on Monday. Max will be begging for long walks everyday, but there will be time to get going on next months block as soon as Angela announces April’s color. It is never too late to visit RSC2014 over at
Angela's blog to see what others are doing with their scraps.
Love the pickle dish blocks. Glad to hear everyone is well on the road to recovery.
ReplyDeleteSo am I, keeping everyone's medications straight was a full time job!
DeleteLove your quilt blocks... the pickle dishes and wonky star block are awesome... glad all fared well through their surgeries :) Kathi
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathi! It is so nice to have everyone back to good health. My husband has another month of crutches but he can go back to work on Monday. Max seemed to recuperate faster, so glad the vet was able to save his life.
Deletelove those blocks and the colors! looking forward to seeing what the end result will be. Glad the family is doing better
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. I am looking forward to the end of the year also when all my blocks will come together.
DeleteLOVE those blocks!! And am thrilled to hear that everyone is doing well ... soon your nursing "gig" will be over and you can get back to quilting! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI will be so glad, too! Keeping everyone on their medication schedule was rough. My husband can go back to work on Monday but will be on crutches for four more weeks. Max really healed quickly, the vet said dogs metabolism is faster than humans. I am so glad he was able to save Max.
DeleteOh so pretty! I think I need to make one of those 25 patch with a white star in there. One year plus drooling over them is enough. Time to go sew....
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful, easy and fun! I am hoping to turn them into a quilt for my granddaughter!
DeletePickle dishes = spectacular. I love them mixed with the turquoise!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie! Using the black and white background on them really makes all the colors seem to work perfectly.
DeleteAnother beautiful star block, and more pickle dishes. Brilliant. I've now got the pickle dish pattern, so I'll be trying one next month, to see how it goes. Thanks for drawing my attention to it.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy them as much as I do. I like just working on three blocks a month. No real stress and gives me sometime behind the machine.
DeleteGood work accomplishing your goal in spite of hiccups!
ReplyDeleteThankfully it was a long month! Husband goes back to work on Monday, so I am so glad that things can return to normal.
DeleteGreat looking blocks, I've really got to try that little star block.
ReplyDeleteIt is so easy and fun! Looking forward to next month's color
DeleteAwesome blocks. You have beautiful teal fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThanks some of them are Vicki Welsh's hand dyes! They are so much fun to work with.
DeleteI love your pickle dish/eyelash blocks . . . these are on my bucket list (and I have the book to prove it). One day!
ReplyDeleteThey really are not as bad as they look. Only having to make three each month makes them very doable. Can't wait to see how all the colors will work together.
DeleteMy goodness, two surgeries in one month, ugh...glad they are both doing ok and such pretty blocks :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb! I am so glad this month is almost over! Hopefully April will be much better.
DeleteLove your blocks. I hope everyone at your house is well soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sheila!
DeleteOh, I'm really loving those Pickle Dish Blocks!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first attempt at making them. But they sure are fun and with all the colors of RSC it should make for a very interesting quilt
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