I made THIS ...
turn into this. Yep, a Disappearing Log Cabin.
What happend to June? or July? And today it's August. huh???????? This simple post is to assure bloggers who visit, that I'm still here, simply being overly busy with who knows what??? Our Guild annual Quilt Show was held in conjunction with Oregon Trail Days, and my only job was finishing 3 quilts for that show. I've signed up to be part of the new quilt year BOM committee, and am already working on that entire year when we re-group in September. Some amazing person in a previous year organized the BOM easel equipment, instructions, binders, carrying sleeves, reporting format and handed it all over to me, and I'm most grateful and appreciative for excellent instructions, organization and equipment.
Because of the distances members must travel, we meet in a variety of places, and so we have to haul stuff from here to there. For me, I travel about 120 miles to/from each meeting, altho 2 or 3 times a year it meets in my town, but then others travel the 120 miles or so. We are fortunate that we have NO traffic in our wide open spaces.
Stay cool!
I've never seen a log cabin block "disappeared." Very intriguing. Your guild is certainly far-flung! Our drive is a paltry 15 miles each way, by comparison.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing how this new variation plays out!
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Go to Sunday, September 21, 2025 post.
ReplyDeleteOh for F's sake, and I even commented back then....
DeleteAin't Old Age "fun"?
Carolyn
I have never heard of or seen a DLC, but I really like the results!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of travel for a guild meeting. I have to go about 6 miles to get to mine. Even if I go to the farthest guild in my valley, it wouldn't take me more than 30 minutes to get there. You ladies are dedicated!
My usual, hour drive to/from Guild frequently consists of NOT one vehicle passing me, nor me passing them, unless a tractor is involved. Sometimes I might see pronghorn antelope grazing in the morning sunshine - their coats shimmer in the sun. Life doesn't get much better than that one hour of beautiful peace.
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