You will love this post, "Tell Shame You Have a Savior" from Lyli at Fuel for a Wildfire Faith! (Don't you just love that name?) How many times does the defeated one attack us with shame by reminding us of past failures, hurts and mistakes? Well, Lyli has an answer to that in an easy to read post filled with verses that we can memorize and have victory over shame! I so encourage you to visit and strengthen your faith - and "Tell Shame You Have a Savior!" Can I get an "Amen"?
Wedding Quilt Finish
I couldn't believe I forgot to post the pictures for my sister's finished wedding quilt - the Pretzel Twist by Fons and Porter!
Stephanie, my LAQ, did an amazing job!
She always works magic
with my quilts!
This was a fun quilt to make -
and the pattern was suggested by
Stephanie herself!
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To Do Tuesday
Last week's list
1) Press fabric for another Tumbling Blocks prototype. Done and even cut out the fabric!
2) Finish the first 10 squares of Maria's Blue Crayon Spring Granny Afghan Crochet Along! Done!
3) Make more CIL blocks. Done! You can see them here!
4) Make progress on Prayer Shawl #7. Done! Again, you can see the progress here!
5) Pray my prayer and memorize Genesis 50:20a
This Week's List is pretty much the same as last
week's: basically a cut and paste job!
1) Finish my
second Tumbling Blocks prototype.
4) Make progress
on Prayer Shawl #7.
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You make my day with your comments!
I love reading and responding to them!
There's nothing like sleeping with a home made quilt. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteRight? When I got sick, my Bee made me a quilt and it stayed on my bed for two years! Such a comfort!
DeleteYour Pretzel Twist quilt is fantastic! Love how great those golds and blues work together. Your long-arm quilter did a wonderful job on the quilt! It's just so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Stephanie did a great job - but then she always does! I so admire those who quilt! It enhances the whole look of the quilt immeasurably!
DeleteLove your fabric and the yellow thread together!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You know, yellow is my favorite color! Isn't it great when things come together so nicely?
DeleteBeautiful quilt, full of love. The 3-D look to it is great. And I love Genesis 50:20. Love that you are praying it and have it around as a constant reminder.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nancy! I really enjoyed making this one! Yes, Genesis 50:20 is blessing me immensely!
DeleteThanks for the link to Lyli's blog post! I need that reminder sometimes...
ReplyDeleteLOVE your finished quilt! It looks like golden rays of sunshine - a great way to start every day!
Janette, you are so kind! Lyli's post continues to bless me - we all need that reminder. I am eager to make another Pretzel Twist!
DeleteThis is beautiful, I've always loved pairing blue and yellow together.
ReplyDeleteMe, too! My sister requested those colors to represent her Alma Mater. Blue and yellow were my junior high and high school colors as well! Plus, I absolutely love yellow! Thank you for your kind words!
DeleteLovely quilt. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was fun to make!
DeleteThere's always something so pretty about a blue and yellow quilt.
ReplyDeleteI agree! They seem so cheerful! Funny, blue is my husband's favorite color and yellow is mine! Match made in heaven - most of the time! :)
DeleteLove blue and yellow quilts - this one is a winner! Congrats on a great finish!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I had actually shown the flimsy - and you kindly featured it (Thank you!) - but I forgot to post the beautiful quilting that tied it all together!
DeleteThis quilt is beautiful! It was very nice with yellow and blue, and a beautiful meaning you gave the yellow colour. Lovely finish! ;.)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It was a challenge at first, but I really like how it came out!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous quilt. Those colors are so vibrant. Your blog is very inspiring and creative. If there were a way to follow your blog, I surely would.
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