Some of my stash enhancement from Tennessee...

It is and it isn't at all like me. The colors are very soft, true, but I love the oversized print on the one in the foreground. (I have some antique peonies just like that in my yard.) The quilt shop had some similiar fabrics done up in a little 5" block quilt and it was very simple and charming. I like the blue in this piece, but haven't had a lot of luck matching it. It's almost a robin's egg blue. A very romantic pallet, I thought. Don't know if I'll get around to working on it- maybe this winter. Wouldn't that be a nice, cozy, project?

I made some of Mama Koch's soft ginger cookies last night. They were wonderful and I had to hide 4 for the oldest boys who were out at a birthday bash. The other kids ate the cookie sheets clean. Then I headed to town where I helped a friend paint her sons' bedroom John Deere yellow. Whoa, seemed a bit on the bright side to start off with, but it grew on me and it wasn't obnoxious in the twilight as we were finishing up. Their mom was a bit concerned that it would only serve to charge the 2 little boys' hyper ways even more, but I figure- if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. They were thrilled with it. Now to paint the dresser John Deere green...

I'm off to work, today. I had mislaid my cellphone charger after my trip to Tennessee and have been incognito for a while now. Seems I might should have worked, yesterday, if I had checked my messages... But then, I would have missed out on those home made cookies... So, last night I actually tried looking for the charger and found it, so Sarah, no more incognito for me. We had a quilt show last weekend and again, this weekend, so I know they'll be no playing at work, today. The work that goes into vending at one little quilt show is amazing. And I'm only talking about the prep work! Well, I guess I better get at it. Hope everyone has a great day- it's a beautiful morning here with the queen anne's lace floating in the corn flowers.