No quilting today. I decided that getting fresh air constitutes more than walking from the car to a quilt show. So, with this in mind, I went outside with garden tools in hand and weeded 2 gardens. As I was weeding, I found the Lilies of the Valley and they were in bloom. That was the scent I smelled as I got closer to them. The Irises and Peonies are in bud and should be blooming soon.
It gave me great satisfaction in getting this done. I put if off for way too long.
Tomorrow, I'll quilt.
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- Susan Schweikhart
- Vernon, New Jersey, United States
- I started quilting about 25 years ago making traditional quilts. I have gravitated toward landscape and art quilts using color and value to make a statement.
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