Good Morning Quilters!
In the United States, Columbus Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October. Although Indigenous People’s Day is not an official federal holiday, some states celebrate our Native American Indian culture on this day, and some states celebrate and honor both.
As a retired lady, every day is similar to the day before and the day after. I just have to remember that the banks and the post office are closed on a holiday. My sewing machine is open and ready for business every day. And for that I am thankful. However I am observing my own kind of quilting holiday……………not much quilting was done this past week.
I have lost my quilting mojo again. The weather has been so beautiful, and all the sun shine, all the flowers outside, all the acorns crunching under my feet….these lovely things have kept me away from my quilting projects. Please carry on without me until I recover.
Here is my design wall with no progress on blocks this past week:
There are nine blocks on each of the two borders left to make, so this is what I will be working on when my quilting mojo returns.
What are you working on? Or not working on? Please link up below and tell us all about it. Our Design Wall Monday Linky Party is open to all quilters, whether you have a design wall or not. We love to see your pictures and read your blogs. Thank you for participating.
