Quilts For The Summer (Glenrock, WY)

We had a small group of American Goldfinches stop by yesterday.  I will be able to do a little bird watching here.  I watched two Red-tailed hawks chase off a Bald Eagle down by the river.  It was one of those moments when I wish I had my camera.  Then again, it happened so fast, I'm not sure I would have been able to get a good shot of the fight.

On a different day, there were three Bald Eagles doing large slow circles over the campground, up the river, and over the town.  They did this several times while I was outside with the cats.  You can bet I kept my eye on them when they were over the campground.

Doesn't this dried out Yucca pod have some interesting texture?  I was tempted to pick a few, but what would I do with them?  I decided a photo was a better idea.  Best to leave them alone and let Mother Nature do her thing.  Besides, the cats would have chewed them to pieces.

On The Cutting Board

I took a break from making Happy Campers since the interest in them has slowed down.  Time to get these quilts in my shop.

Scrappy Sunbonnet Babies

This time, I decided to pre-wash all my finished lap quilts.  All the photos are after being washed.

Jungle Stars

I thought washing all the quilts might help anyone who is worrying about how well my quilts will hold up to washing.  Colors did not run.  My applique's and sewing did not fall apart.  My quilts are made to be used.

Travelers!

 Now that the weather is starting to get sunny with less wind, I got some good photos of all of them.

Summer Siesta

 I changed the names on some of the quilts with the hope that it will attract more views in Etsy.

Spring Fantasy

So, I have six quilts listed my Etsy shop.

The Penguin's Snowball Dance

Oh!...I almost forgot....and one new wall hanging...

Bad Kitty's Welcome

Dan is working some long hours helping out the owner meet his deadline.  They are trying to get four full hook-up sites in by mid-June.  In the meantime, I am off until Friday...soooooo, I think I'll get out my scrap bags and get a little sewing done.
Happy Quilting!