It was a charmed and delightful trip to Alabama and Tennessee! We laughed and laughed, made new "sisters," ate well, walked and sewed until we dropped.
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| This is the path between our sleeping cabin and the sewing/dining room. |
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| Rocking chairs on porches seem to represent the South. These were on our back porch. |
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| Bonnie, Tina and I stayed an extra day with Mary in Tennessee. We went to a couple of antique shops and found some amazing old quilts! Tina came home with this top. |
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| And this quilt. |
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| I bought this Rocky Road to Kansas top. |
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And this top.
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| And this quilt, all made of silky fabrics. |
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| I worked with some of my old baby clothes that were sewn by my grandmother. China Pettway helped a lot. I came home with one rendition, but decided I didn't like it. So I picked out the blocks and started over. Here's last night's version. I'm still not pleased, but will keep going until I like it! |
