While at mom's home these projects were found. Mom isn't doing too much sewing except for pillow cases these days. I sent them home to finish.
Today I attended mom's quilt guild. They had a wonderful presentation on Calvert County's Barn Quilt Trail. I was very impressed by what I heard. These Barn Quilts are displayed on barns all over the United States I have come to learn. Here is a glimpse of a few of the Barn Quilts in Calvert County, Maryland.
We also brought in dozens of patterns and yards of various fabrics for members to take for free. What wasn't taken was dropped off with the Amish in mom's area. As we work to clear mom's stash there will be several more fabrics for both members of her guild and the Amish yet to come. Our next time to visit the Amish will be Saturday morning. Mom's quilt guild will have more opportunity at their next meeting for free fabrics and the Amish will be gifted as well.
On Saturday USPS packages were dropped off for Pam (an avid bag maker) in my area and one to me. Just can't take all the fabrics and notions home in my luggage due to the weight considerations.
Was hoping to sell and bring home mom's Janome Gem Gold 2 sewing machine and all it's equipment. No luck, but it will come home with me eventually. Let me know if you have an interest...
Quite a lot going on sorting through fabrics that need a new home. I won't get to all of it, but I'll make a big dent this week. Tomorrow is Technology Day!
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