Thursday, January 12, 2012

Waiting

Pinning and hand stitching a quilt today while I wait for the big storm that is suppose to hit later this afternoon.  I love all the happy colors in this Henry Glass fabric. It will make the perfect gift for a new baby girl.  I'm trying to decide if I should run to the grocery to stock up.  I always chuckle a little on the eve of a snowstorm because the grocery will be out of milk and bread by mid afternoon.  If I'm stuck in the house during a blizzard, I'll need more than milk and bread!

Blessings,

11 comments:

  1. Pretty!!! We too are waiting a the snowstorm to arrive, I went to the store last night and it was packed everyone was stocking up! lol. Have a wonderful day, stay warm! :)
    ~Holly

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  2. The picture and fabric is really pretty!! I like the colors. It seems like everyone is expecting a storm full of snow!! I wish I was :( Hahaha...yeah, you always need more than just milk and bread! Hope you enjoy the snow and the rest of your day!!

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  3. Oh gosh that is cute Renee!! :o) I love that brown in the corner. :o) I used the red in my Christmas quilt. :o) Such fun fabric, isn't it?
    Oh yes, dear friend, get that bread and milk. :o) After Hurricane Katrina hit this area, people said they missed the simplest of things ... even Little Debbie Cakes. :o)

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  4. Stay warm and happy stitching!!
    Love your new header! ♥

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  5. I too, love the colors in your quilt. I love working with bright colors in the winter. Even though we don't get snow, it a way to brighten up a dreary day. I love hearing you are hand stitching a quilt. Pinning...haven't quite got that yet.
    Stay warm and I agree, bread and milk wouldn't get me through a snowstorm. LOL

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  6. I love the fabrics you're using!
    When we lived where it snowed, we always ran to the store for sweetened condensed milk so we could make snow ice cream, a treat my boys expected!
    It doesn't snow here in South Texas, but you should see the water disappear from the shelves if a hurricane is heading this direction! (We are 100 miles from the coast, but the high winds often come this far inland.)

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  7. We arent expecting snow just cold.Where is everyone that is expecting snow.I want some just for a bit lol.Its extremly a rare happening here in Pennsylvania this year we havent had one snow storm yet.

    Love the fabric so colorful.

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  8. Just pretend I am there too. Our tiny little dusting was pure misery. My daughter came home from school and tried to sled down the driveway. Just dismal...enjoy your darling quilt...smiles...Renee

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  9. Wow Renee! Your blog looks Amazing! I need to hear about how you did all of this goodness!

    I, too, am waiting for the storm. I actully did a little sewing today. Time to snuggle in.

    ENJOY! Joyce

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  10. Your quilt looks sooo cute! But, not as cute as your new bloggie. :)
    Hope we get the six inches instead of the twelve. Eeks!
    Hugs,
    Shann

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  11. Pretty.

    I thought it was just southeners who go running to the store for mile and bread:)

    We are supposed to get a bit of snow tonight.

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