Good Morning Quilters!
I saw this paragraph on the internet last week, and wanted to share it with you:
Some people get addicted to chain-smoking their problems. They spend all day going from sorrow to sorrow. It doesn't have to be that way. You can live each day going from joy to joy—like a sunflower that turns to face the sun as it moves across the sky. It's not about having a problem-free life, but about focusing on the light. Sunflowers still have shadows, but they are always behind them.
Today is a day to look toward the sun, and enjoy my blessing and not dwell on problems. This past week has been a slow progress week in quilting for me. There are two quilts that need binding, and I am working on one of them. It is a quilt I made from the "Grandmother's Choice" quilt blocks from the Barbara Brackman's blog about women's rights. She put out a series of 49 blocks and very interesting stories about the history of women's rights (or lack thereof). Her blog is (Here) This quilt is now an almost completed UFO that was started back in September of 2012. My, how time flies when you are having fun!
My quilt is made of fall colors, with lots of black and cheddar, and the quilting pattern is fall leaves. I plan to display it this fall, for Thanksgiving. Thankful for all the rights women have today. Here is a picture of my progress in hand sewing the binding to the backside.
The backing is a dark brown/black color, and you can see the fall leaves design:
