Part 1 of Quaker Patchwork Mystery Sampler by Tina Weihenburg

Here is the link to Tina's page in English: http://www.wiehenburg-online.de/

 http://www.stickmustertuecher.de/59.html More of Tina's fabulous designs can be found at this link.

This is a wedding sampler I made back in 1992  for our friends, who have since moved to Spokane.  I really enjoyed stitching this one.  Unfortunately I cannot remember the designer, although I think I might have notes somewhere.

A change for me

I haven't been using this site for quite a long time, and I'm getting more and more involved with my two loves, stitching and Scotties, so I'm going to get back to it.  I'll continue it as a private blog for my own amusement, which it always was, anyway.  

2015

Post by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer.

2014

Can't believe all this time has passed.  Aunt Marian is gone, Aunt Callie followed shortly thereafter, and life just seems to keep drifting by.  Pretty sure I need to find some focus.

AR is coping as well as can be expected a year after losing both her sisters, and M & I are trying to stay calm and kind, but it's not always easy.

We have our wonderful, reason to live, grandson Marcel, who had his 1st BD yesterday, 1/18.  What a wonderful thing it is to have a baby in the family.  Of course, we have my 2 great-nieces, Charli and Lexi, and 6 month old baby Tyler.  When we're all together it makes you realize that life does go on.  Good feeling.

Aunt Marian

She will be missed.  Can't believe she's really gone.

Thanksgiving 2011

Exactly a year later - think I should get with the program and try to at least keep a once a month type blog?  Dinner at Mendenhall yesterday with 18 friends and family - very nice day, lots of laughs.  Met up at the house first to have a drink or two so we were merry all the day.  Who is typing this dreck?  Gack!

Anyway, fun was had I think by all - here's a video or two....if I can figure out how to load them.