POT HOLDERS

I made these pot holders for the

women of my church that sew

lap quilts  for people in the hospital;

 I thought it would be nice to give to them

as we all can use pot holders.

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DECEMBER

   December is here and we had our Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. Today I sewed 2 pot holders
   I have decided to use some of my blocks I have sewed into pot holders. The sun shone great
   to day for DECEMBER 1st. There are so many web sites on for 2020 with great patterns to sew
  not sure which one I will join in,.

November sewing

These pot holders were made out of my Block Wednesday.

Temecula Quilt Company. 

  

These Placemats were made with snow ball blocks.

 

I finally got back sewing again.

These coasters match the place mats.

NOVEMBER

This looks like a chick instead'

of a turkey. Maybe a baby turkey/

                                         Don't forget to change your clock tomorrow night;
                                                     Snow will soon be falling.

OCTOBER

This mug rug is what I sewed last month only'

I have had sciatic  nerve pain and not doing  any

sewing  just  doing therapy. Hope I get better

soon. What terrible pain this is.

SEPTEMBER AND THE FAIR

Apples are tasting great this

time of  year.

This is me enjoying Chicken BQ best meal

at the fair . I had dark meat/

This my Son Eric's White meal big piece

of breast meat.

What a coffee table.

Th is a coffee table and under the glass the USA

wonderful wood working here.

This is a drawing not a photo. Should have

got lst place if I was the judge.

These are beautiful zinnia  flowers.

Not sure what this is but beautiful. 

This is beautiful coleus.

 More coleus.

  

                                                  These are  weeds from the road side.

AUGUST

 The butterflies are enjoying our zinnias.

This is how we grow tomatoes in Ohio.

                                                 Three  big ones .