Little Irish Aoife gets a new hat.
She also gets pink Irish cheeks from walks around Portland city.
People say that the Accuquilt wastes fabric. I do not know. Here are the left over scraps from the wedge cuts from one yard. I am going to use these for the placemats we need for the CMQG outreach.
I love scraps. Evidently Stitch loves scraps too...Together, here we have set the top for a potholder.
another potholder top..
Wednesday night's Zoom on CQG was great. Nice to see familiar faces.
Praying here for Tuesday's shot to come through.
A true light at the end of the tunnel. Or a little light, at least.
This photo does not do justice to Linda's brilliant repro star top.
It is indeed stunning.
Another joy...Aoife crawls...six months..sweet Aoife is now on her way!!
In the darling cap her mommy made her from Liberty fabric...
Tonight my son and his children cleaned up the kitchen. He took them to the library to get my book...Oh, no...the library told him he could not get the book without an appointment...Dear me.
The sound of silence is emphasized by the end of a chaotic day. Poor Dylan hates zoom learning. I do not blame him...but it is not Grandma's fault...sigh..
There is a possibility that he will go back to school part-time February 16.
We will see...With Covid, it always seems to change.
I think it was early December? that he went back for 3 weeks. It was great for him because there were only 4 kids on his bus and 6 in his class. Many parents kept their kids home...Time will tell.
Poor teachers.
