The stupid LC picture has been posted!
Kathy Morris
Well, since you all have heard so much about the dreaded log cabin and my trials
and tribulations with it, I thought you would like to know I have posted a
picture for all to see. I re-did my page, so if you see any errors in spelling,
grammar, or just plain don't like something, let me know. There is also a
picture of my current WIP, which is a stack-n-whack, and the picture of my
daughter that I was asking all the copyright questions about. Oh, and a picture
of me holding one end of the LC up. You'll see that my magenta hair has faded
down to just red again. Too bad, I was kinda getting used to it!
Enjoy!
+Kathy Morris
Canton, Georgia
kmo...@mindspring.com
http://www.mindspring.com/~kmorris
Nurse Ratched
something out of an Anne Geddes book.
Nurse Ratched (remove "cuckoo" from address to reply)
http://homepages.msn.com/HobbyCt/jaypagona/WifeStuff.html
Do something nice for your family--execute a Living Will today! Go to
www.agingwithdignity.org to download the "Five Wishes" form.
Linda Campbell
Linda in SF
Rita Denenberg
Thanks for sharing.
--
Rita
http://myquilts.hypermart.net
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/4240/
Kathy Morris wrote:
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Rita
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Niasha
picture of you, your mom and McKenna. Niasha
NoM...@spam.com
Christina
Deb
make you crazy, but both quilts turned out just gorgeous! And I wish I
could have seen your hair magenta, but it's faded to a very pretty shade
of red. (I LOVE red hair!!) The SNW is beautiful, McKenna is just too
adorable for words and I loved seeing your sewing room. WOW!! Thanks for
posting the update.
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Deb
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/4237/ (my quilts)
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/4237/ffthome.html
Food For Thought Challenge Pix
Kathy Morris wrote in message <37c9ec4e....@news.prestige.net>...
- dlm.
well. I especially loved the picture of McKenna as a fairy. Have you
considered making a fairy quilt for her??? I can just picture it now -
primarily appliqué with lots of pastels and a smattering of fairy dust
fabric for sparkle.
- dlm. in central MA
Kathy Morris <kmo...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:37c9ec4e....@news.prestige.net...
Kathy Morris
1999 10:05:02 -0400, we heard:
>Kathy - Your log cabins are splendid! They *both* turned out exceptionally
>well. I especially loved the picture of McKenna as a fairy. Have you
>considered making a fairy quilt for her??? I can just picture it now -
>primarily appliqué with lots of pastels and a smattering of fairy dust
>fabric for sparkle.
>
> - dlm. in central MA
What a wonderful idea! I've been admiring the fairy quilt that was in the
Keepsake Catalog, but didn't even think about doing one for her. I'll just have
to go get that catalog and do some ordering, darn it!
Thanks for the wonderful compliments. I'm just glad the LC's are done.
Happy quilting!
Kathy Morris
-0500, we heard:
>Wow, what a great page, Kathy! Those log cabin blocks may have tried to
>make you crazy, but both quilts turned out just gorgeous! And I wish I
>could have seen your hair magenta, but it's faded to a very pretty shade
>of red. (I LOVE red hair!!) The SNW is beautiful, McKenna is just too
>adorable for words and I loved seeing your sewing room. WOW!! Thanks for
>posting the update.
>--
>Deb
>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/4237/ (my quilts)
>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/4237/ffthome.html
>Food For Thought Challenge Pix
Hi Deb!
Thanks for the compliments. I'm so glad that LC is done. I'm happy the way it
turned out, and so is MSM, and that's the most important part of all.
Glad you enjoyed my page. Happy quilting!
Kathy Morris
-0500, we heard:
>I *love* what you did with the blocks who were the wrong size! Cool cool cool.
>Christina
>
Thank you Christina! One day, I'll have to make a bigger quilt using that same
method. I like the results.
Kathy Morris
Aug 1999 07:06:18 -0400, we heard:
>The quilt came out teriffic! And McKenna is just the most precious little
fairy!
>Thanks for sharing.
>--
>Rita
>http://myquilts.hypermart.net
>http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/4240/
>
Hi Rita!
Thank you so much! I have decided after doing the larger LC that it's time for
me to learn to handquilt. I didn't like wrestling with one that large, and I
can't even imagine how everyone else does bed sized quilts. I have a whole new
respect for MQer's doing that.
Take care, and happy quilting!
Kathy Morris
30 Aug 1999 00:38:12 -0800, we heard:
>Can I be an honarary Gramma, please? What a cutie!!
>
>Linda in SF
>
Hi Linda!
You most certainly can be an honorary Gramma! Now, when can you babysit? My DH
and I haven't been out on a date in months! Thanks for the compliments. As you
well know, we are quite proud of our precious daughter.
Happy quilting!
Kathy Morris
1999 07:24:34 -0400, we heard:
>Kathy, your quilt is beautiful and so is Ms. Mckenna. That's a great
>picture of you, your mom and McKenna. Niasha
>
Hi Niasha!
Thank you so very much. Are you about ready to do the Wedgeworks blocks yet?
After I get that SNW sewn together, I'm ready.
Kathy Morris
Aug 1999 05:13:16 GMT, we heard:
Hi Nurse Ratched!
Thank you so much for the compliments on the quilt and McKenna. I love that
picture of her, also. I keep trying to talk my DH into going to New Zealand to
try and get Anne Geddes to photograph her, but for some reason he thinks it
might be a little expensive! I think this photo is just as good, though.
Rowena Aldridge
surely must be proud of it. and your sweet baby is such a beauty too--you have
your very own fairy! babalu!
rowena___. in music city USA
RoStitchery Custom Sewing and Quilting
http://members.aol.com/rostitchry/home.html
kmo...@mindspring.com (Kathy Morris) writes:
>Well, since you all have heard so much about the dreaded log cabin and my
>trials
>and tribulations with it, I thought you would like to know I have posted a
>picture for all to see. I re-did my page, so if you see any errors in
>spelling,
>grammar, or just plain don't like something, let me know. There is also a
>picture of my current WIP, which is a stack-n-whack, and the picture of my
>daughter that I was asking all the copyright questions about. Oh, and a
>picture
>of me holding one end of the LC up. You'll see that my magenta hair has faded
>down to just red again. Too bad, I was kinda getting used to it!
>
"when was the last time you did something for the first time?"
Becky H.
just gorgeous in the picture. And the fairy picture of McKenna is stunning.
I wish I lived closer so I could get that done with my Sarah. I've always
thought she was more like a fairy (more minchievious) than an angel. =)
Becky Hoffmann ü
dar...@inland.net
ICQ #13327004
www.inland.net/~darren/home.html
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I'm a quilter & my house is in pieces.
Rowena Aldridge wrote in message
<19990830113740...@ngol07.aol.com>...
Pat Winters
along well too..... i like your quilt work but all in all, your best work of art is
still mckenna.....the fairy portrait is absolutely precious!! PAT in Virginia
Kathy Morris wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Well, since you all have heard so much about the dreaded log cabin and my trials
> and tribulations with it, I thought you would like to know I have posted a
> picture for all to see. There is also a
> picture of my current WIP, which is a stack-n-whack, and the picture of my
> daughter
(Snipped)
Barbara Watson
Your log cabin turned out great -- both of them! <G> And the
stack-n-whack is going to be terrific also. I loved the "fairy
picture" of McKenna.
Barb
Kathy Morris wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> Well, since you all have heard so much about the dreaded log cabin and my trials
> and tribulations with it, I thought you would like to know I have posted a
> picture for all to see. I re-did my page, so if you see any errors in spelling,
> grammar, or just plain don't like something, let me know. There is also a
> picture of my current WIP, which is a stack-n-whack, and the picture of my
> daughter that I was asking all the copyright questions about. Oh, and a picture
> of me holding one end of the LC up. You'll see that my magenta hair has faded
> down to just red again. Too bad, I was kinda getting used to it!
>
> Enjoy!
John Melanson
Great page, your quilts are beautiful as is your daughter. I'm impressed
with your sewing area, it is so neat and organized. Keep up the great work!
Linda In STC
Ktjoy33
Your sight is great. I love the log cabin and the Stack and Whack quilt.
And your Princess is beautiful. I have a Princess but she is 18 and at
college. Please kiss and hug McKenna for me.
kelly
- dlm.
several months ago. Then, decided that a fairy quilt wouldn't really suit
DD#1 or DD#2. What to do...what to do? The pastels are soft and muted.
And, the fairy dust fabric has just a smattering of silver running through
it. Until I decide - I guess I'll just have to gaze at them.
- dlm. in central MA
Sandy Marsh <smar...@binghamton.edu> wrote in message
news:37CC0A81...@binghamton.edu...
> Loved the updates! Marvellous quilts! Both LCs are fantastic, even if
> they did test your sanity. As for making a fairy quilt for your
> beautiful little one, remember she has a new honorary grandma -- and
> isn't it one of the duties of a grandma to make such goodies? After
> all, it was a request -- no one forced her to ask! (and I can't blame
> her, love at first sight from me, too)
>
> Sandy
>
> Kathy Morris wrote:
> >
> > When "- dlm." <dlmo...@yahoo.com> speaks, people listen. And on Mon,
30 Aug
> > 1999 10:05:02 -0400, we heard:
> >
> > >Kathy - Your log cabins are splendid! They *both* turned out
exceptionally
> > >well. I especially loved the picture of McKenna as a fairy. Have you
> > >considered making a fairy quilt for her??? I can just picture it now -
> > >primarily appliqué with lots of pastels and a smattering of fairy dust
> > >fabric for sparkle.
> > >
> > > - dlm. in central MA
> >
> > What a wonderful idea! I've been admiring the fairy quilt that was in
the
> > Keepsake Catalog, but didn't even think about doing one for her. I'll
just have
> > to go get that catalog and do some ordering, darn it!
> >
> > Thanks for the wonderful compliments. I'm just glad the LC's are done.
> >
> > Happy quilting!
> >
Quiltmom
>
> I actually bought some of the fairy fabrics from Hancock's of Paducah
> several months ago. Then, decided that a fairy quilt wouldn't really suit
> DD#1 or DD#2. What to do...what to do? The pastels are soft and muted.
> And, the fairy dust fabric has just a smattering of silver running through
> it. Until I decide - I guess I'll just have to gaze at them.
>
> - dlm. in central MA
OH OH OH.. how much do you have? would you like to make a trade?? hmmm or a
belated birthday pressie would be nice too <VBG>
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Quiltmom
mailto:pe...@mediaone.net
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/flats/4501
- dlm.
them. Unfortunately ( or fortunately, depending on how you look at it ), I
didn't order the fabric that had fairies on it.
- dlm. in central MA
Quiltmom <pe...@mediaone.net> wrote in message
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LN in New England
buy it off ya. <G>
L:N
- dlm. <dlmo...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Niasha
Kathy Morris wrote...Are you about ready to do the Wedgeworks blocks yet?