This is "Quilt" magazine dated Summer 2002. Look at those quilts on the cover!!!
This is the Fall 1993 issue of "Quilt" magazine....
I actually made this one years ago....not even sure if I still have it.
Do these appeal to you also? Looking through these two magazines just makes me want to sew! LOL!
On to other things...Hunter started school on Monday, August 1st. :( This breaks my heart as he didn't want to go. He hates school and his feet were hurting him pretty bad so that just made it worse. Can you believe that he has a test tomorrow??? They sure don't waste any time, do they? As you can see by the look on his face he was not thrilled about going.
Things are changing around the farm too. Richard and a dear friend of ours from Church traded out some work. Last summer we moved the driveway to a different area which we still are not using it as we haven't graveled it yet. :( We only drive on it when it is dry. :) So now we dug out part of the hillside to make a huge turning/parking spot that way Richard will have plenty of room to turn the hay trailer. He is also planning on building a garage out there too.
This is Chuck cutting out the turning/parking area.
This is the area where the garage will eventually be. These photos were taken not even halfway through the progress so it looks totally different than this now. I'll have to take more photos of it to post.
Richard is happy so that makes me happy! :)
I'm heading on to bed soon. Richard got called into work tonight, Andrew still isn't home from work as he is working a double shift. Hunter is in bed and I have to get him up at 6:30am.
Kristie
7 comments:
I'm with you on the old patterns. I don't buy many new magazines. I have torn the patterns I love from the old magazines and have them in plastic sleeves.
I hope Hunter settles into school and finds it not as bad as he remembers. : )
Looks like a nice improvement for your parking. Every little bit is a happy thing!
Lots of pretty patterns there. I love the grandmother's choice too! :0)
When I used to subscribe to American Patchwork and Quilting magazine, the newer editions had too many modern quilts in them, and all the quilts seemed to be designed by the same women; therefore nothing different to choose from.
Have you considered homeschooling for Hunter? It is sad to send him off when he doesn't want to go. Just wondering....
I too prefer the older magazines (good thing I have a bunch of them!) The newer ones just seem to have the same patterns but new fabric lines. I too picked out the sisters choice from that cover first thing. I guess great minds think alike! Hope we get to see progress pictures of it soon.
I'm definitely a fan of more traditional patterns and fabrics! The newer magazines have more contemporary patterns nowadays. :)
Hey,
I agree, I love the old/traditional patterns. I am over in the UK so finding magazines like this is quite scarce. I will keep looking at your blog for the finished quilt,
Sue...
Those are some great magazines and patterns that you have there! I agree...I just enjoy looking at the older stuff! I just cant part with my old magazines! Even though I haven't been sewing!
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