This is Slim, a skeleton made from milk jugs, made by the mother of a friend many years ago. Slim likes to dance in the wind.

Making some new rainbow zip hoodies

I made a new bed quilt for myself I wanted a pattern with large blocks so it would go together quickly, I didn't want to buy any new fabric, and I wanted to coordinate with the new rugs which were cream, brown, gray, and blue-gray.

My piece, "What I Stand On is What I Stand For," is in the "WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD" exhibit hosted by the Dayton Society of Artists from Apr 4–26 at the Downtown Dayton Library (2nd Floor), 215 E 3rd St in Dayton, OH during library hours M, T, Th 9:30a–8:30p, W, F, Sa 9:30a–6p, closed ​Sun.

Who wrote the book of love? Can I check it out at the library?

All You Need is Love...Happy Valentine's Day

Instead of taking the tree down after Christmas, I put hearts on it and leave it up through Valentine's Day.

Rainbow baby quilts, one with rainbow dots and the other with rainbow stripes. Bright and cheery!

Here's my Superb Owl titled "It's Owl Good."

Some groovy Love fabric artist trading cards that I made recently.

Recently watched the movie “October Sky” which led to rereading the book “Rocket Boys” and discovering two more books in the series and “Carrying Albert Home” a somewhat true story of Homer’s mother taking her pet alligator from WV to FL. I enjoyed all the books but “Albert” was a real wild ride!

I like how this quilt looks against a dark background and how the natural light makes the colored sheer fabrics pop.

Tiki in her bag