*crickets chirping*
Either way, this is what kept going through my head every time I looked at this Pam Kitty Morning awesomeness that I was playing with yesterday:
I mean, really, could it get any cuter?
You ought to know by now that I'm genetically, psychologically incapable of producing anything truly scrappy. Wires start fritzing out when I try to imagine a truly scrappy quilt made by me.
So I embrace my OCD heritage and make blocks that make me happy.
Someday, I might let loose. But that's a likely to happen as me running down the street nekkid. Strangers things have happened . . .
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Sometimes I wish I was Welsh so I could pull off 'fair play' (watch Gavin & Stacey on Netflix)
It is so lovely!
I, too, am a huge fan of the giddy aunt comment! It might be the greatest exclamation ever. Love you trip blocks.
"You ought to know by now that I'm genetically, psychologically incapable of producing anything truly scrappy. Wires start fritzing out when I try to imagine a truly scrappy quilt made by me."
You and me both, sister!!
I cannot imagine the opposite of a scrappy quilt. Almost everything I have made has been with a gang of fabric that has come from everywhere and everyone who knows I sew. Strip piecing is my favorite and I have hundreds of 12-inch scrappy log cabin blocks that I combine into throws, window covers, blankets, scarves...
I love what you all do, I just am incapable of doing it too !~!
Love your PK blocks: how could they not make you happy!! I have a collection of PK fabric and am slowly making Lori Holt's row along out of it. As for running down the street "nekkid" I hear that I did just that, but luckily I was about 2 yrs old!! And just out of the bath (mind you, I was the 4th of 6 kids) and my mom was busy toweling off other kiddos, so I escaped, found my mom's purse and her lipstick, adorned my body with the latter, and ran outside saying "I have lipstick, I have lipstick!" It seems to have given my mom a kick every time she re-told the story (since we had since moved out of the neighborhood and she didn't have to be embarrassed anymore!!) Have a great day!! Love your blog!
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