A couple weeks ago I gave you a sneak preview of a house block I made for Quiltmaker Magazine’s Parade of Quilted Homes!
This me, at #4!
But do you know who the other houses belong to? You are about to find out!
But first…I want to show you a bit about “The House That Bonnie Built!”
It all started with a night home, right after returning from the Needlework Seminar at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island….a free evening to sew? You bet!
The challenge had come down from Quiltmaker that we were to use Lori Holt’s pattern from a previous 100 blocks by 100 designers issue, and interpret it our own way.
Mine just HAD to have STRINGS, don’t you know?
I sewed red strings to phone book paper foundation squares!
My strings are sorted by color family, so it was really simple to grab a handful of red ones and just play with the variety. The units are small, so don’t make them too wide…I used strings from 3/4” up to 2” in width.
Make sure your stitch length is tiny tiny so the paper is easy to remove.
Once my foundations were covered, I trimmed them to the size they needed to be, and treated them like they were just a square of fabric, the same size I would have cut for the roof from the pattern.
4 squares trimmed and de-papered!
Left over triangles from joining binding or borders on the diagonal make great pieces to cover corners with. I just wanted to make sure that my corners were BIG enough that the next step wouldn’t make them disappear all together.
Sky sections are added, and a bit of the gables! FUN!
Treadling away!
This is my 1920s Singer 27 with the shuttle bobbin. You can see I’ve got my favorite sticky seam guide on the slide plate so I can keep my good 1/4”. Click HERE for more info on those!
There are a lot of sections to this house, and I needed the block to be as tall as it was wide, so keeping that seam where it is supposed to be was crucial!
Oh, this is going to look just great!
I’ve got my sections all ready to assemble here.
I pulled strips from my scrap stash for the entire block, and purposed a charm square that had come in my packet of goodies from the Grand Hotel Needlework Seminar for the two bottom windows.
I spy:
a red calico from the 1970s
old red paw prints from the 1980s
a piece of fabric in the left chimney I brought home from the Netherlands
A piece of a recycled shirt in the right chimney
some civil war green as the grass with flowers….
And everything else from the scrap stash!
Now it’s time for MORE Fun. Today, YOU can win a copy of my latest book, MORE Adventures with Leaders & Enders --signed by me, along with some scrap stash from my studio! REALLY! I’m wanting to share the scrap love with someone special! But in order to win, you need to go over to The Parade of Homes page and comment there to enter! Also check out Quiltmaker’s Blog, Quilty Pleasures for more fun!
**Note** I'm writing this ahead and wasn't given the time to publish, so if this is publishing too early ((Quiltmaker is in Colorado)) Click back to their links LATER to see if they have gone live!! I'm timing this to go live just past midnight my time!
And to sweeten the pot – I’m going to have a drawing HERE too!
Sept/ Oct 2014 Quiltmaker Giveaway!
I’m drawing for TWO winners of this issue, so you can each make your OWN house quilt.
Leave me a comment in the comments section below ONLY to be entered.
No, you can’t email your comment in, you can’t comment in the guest book, you can’t comment on facebook or instagram…it has to be HERE. So I can use the random number generator to choose our lucky winners. It’s only fair that way!
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I’ll be out of town until the 11th. Or So. Or At any rate, I’ll draw two winners when I get back!
Be sure to check back at The Parade of Homes every day so you can see what other houses are featured, and enter those give-aways too!
Bon Voyage, everyone! I’m off to England!
Tally Ho!
Adorable house! I hope you pick me!
ReplyDeleteI like your use of string piecing for the roof of your house. It will be fun to see what others do with their houses.
ReplyDeleteYour house is a home
ReplyDeleteI love the reds in the roof of the house. Really makes it stand out. I know that you will be the best :)
ReplyDeleteLoved your strippy rooftop...so cute!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!!
ReplyDeleteStrings in the rooftop - of course! What a delightful block. I cannot wait to make a few of these and create my own little neighborhood of fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love this house - i once had a red roof.
ReplyDeletenancy eldred
Sewnsew555@aol.com
Too cute! Would love to try this
ReplyDeleteLove your house and can't wait to see the others - I hope I win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great issue and I love your house! Would love to win!
ReplyDeleteJenny on Florida
I love your house-it definitely is you! Would love to win-thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteHome is where the heart is!
ReplyDeleteThere's no place like home...
Safe travels Bonnie!
Love the scrapes you used in your house. I have lots of scraps to make houses and share with others.
ReplyDeletealice_white@hotmail.com
Have a fun and safe trip. Would love to be one of the winners and some scraps from your own stash...well that is just the cherry on top!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteJanelle Bucher
Basketsforyou@cox.net
I love the Scrappy Houses! Some of your Scraps would be fun to play with. Sign me up to WIN!
ReplyDeleteCount me in please.
ReplyDeleteI love the dimension that the string piecing gives to your red roof.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this magazine.
ReplyDeleteYour house is da-bomb!
Safe travels to you. Have a great time!
I don't know how you do all you do. I appreciate all the ideas you give us for scrap control. I know you will have a wonderful trip.
ReplyDeleteI love your house. The roof is so authentic looking and the colours just work so well. I look forward to seeing what other contributors have come up with. Thanks for offering this giveaway. Enjoy your trip to the UK.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! And giveaway! Thanks and enjoy England!
ReplyDeleteHouse blocks are my favourite :) I love your string pieced roof :) lisashirtcliffe@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove it! Nice you use dutch fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love how the roof is done in this house. Oh I hope I get picked.
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ReplyDeleteI love the houses. I really like the way the roof is put together.
ReplyDeleteI love the houses. WOULD LOVE A COPY!
ReplyDeleteDiana dcruz @ pacifier.com
Love, love, LOVE house blocks and am currently working on a Happy Scrappy House Quilt : )
ReplyDeleteI hope you draw my name!
Your house is lovely. I always enjoy reading your step-by-step directions. would love to win a copy of this special issue of Quiltmaker. jspwarren at aoldotcom.
ReplyDeleteI love your scrap house - can you ever have too many scraps?! mo-smith@hotmail co uk
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading about how you created your house ... Thanks, Cathy
ReplyDeleteCloset architect here. I even have the 'Simply Quilts' house patterns! Would love to play with more!
ReplyDeleteJust in case... Alice.
ADQuilt@comcast.net
Nice house you made. Could use the pattern for a childs quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Dini Kuijer
akuijer@versatel.nl
Would love the chance to win. Very grateful to you for giving us all the chance. Hope your trip goes well and you enjoy England. Will be following you all the time.
ReplyDeleteLinda (hedworth01@gmail.com) .
love to win the mag. have a great trip
ReplyDeleteJenny
jennycam1@bigpond.com
Hi Bonnie, I am coming up to the Festival of Quilts and hope I might be able to bump into you. I know it will be your free time, but I will keep a lookout just in case so I can say 'hi'.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. Have a fun trip. Take time to enjoy a high tea while you're there.
ReplyDeleteLove your house! Would also love a chance to win one of the magazines. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteLove the string roof, Bonnie! Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteLove it oh so cute Pauline chocalat@netconnect(dot)com(dot)au
ReplyDeleteSoo cute!!! Lovin' those strings!
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Please, please let me win this time! lol. Have a wonderful time in England!!
ReplyDeleteSue Ann Manlief
sam1955@ymail.com
Such a cute house. my first quilt was Scrappy Houses, what an endeavor for a first project. I have learned so much from you. I may give this one a try! Linda kn8uka@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute house. my first quilt was Scrappy Houses, what an endeavor for a first project. I have learned so much from you. I may give this one a try! Linda kb8uka@yahoo.com (my stubby fingers typed the wrong address above and I don't know how to delete it)
ReplyDeleteAmazing creatativity Miss Bonnie. Love your house. Please pick me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway....I love this house block....and really liked the way you used the string blocks in the house. Have a fun trip to England
ReplyDeletethim3@hotmail.com
I've yet to try string piecing but it looks like so much fun. Your house is really cute. -Marian
ReplyDeleteLOVE your house! Especially the string pieced roof! :D
ReplyDeleteMelissa
mquiggins@gmail.com
Hi Bonnie this is a great idea and I think I shall have to have a try of this. Thanks for all your great ideas. Sam Sandra Downes samsandradownes@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your house! Hope you have a wonderful trip.
ReplyDeleteLove your scrappy house.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this chance Bonnie, I just love your house it's too cute. Here's hoping I win.
ReplyDeleteAllison Eland
allisone63@optusnet.com.au
Some kind of fun :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the string roof!
ReplyDeleteYou have the greatest giveaways. I'd love to win.
ReplyDeleteThis is how I like to play! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love house blocks and yours is a winner!
ReplyDeleteBeth
etvalliere@comcast.net
Loved looking at the houses. Trying to figure out where to comment to enter for the book draw was confusing so I gave up. Doesn't matter as I have the digital issue anyway
ReplyDeleteLoved the steps for making your house as well as your own review of recognizing some of the fabrics. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've never made a house block, so yours would be a great one to start with! Safe travels, and thanks for the giveaway, Kate.
ReplyDeletetony_orchardmerkel@o2.co.uk
love your house, thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved House Blocks, what a great chance to experiment.Your house is great.
ReplyDeleteLovely house with a fantastic red roof! Have a great trip to England!
ReplyDeleteThe house quilt looks like it would be fun to make.
ReplyDeletemannlori@earthlink.net
Please enter me in the draw .I think your little house is cute .Have a fantastic time in England
ReplyDeletehugs Beth
Your house is very personal - I love it!
ReplyDeleteI think it's high time I made a house block! I would love to have a copy of the mags! Pick me, pick me!
ReplyDeleteJessica
vaughn8047@msn.com
What a cute way to use up scraps. Thanks for sharing and a chance at your book.
ReplyDeleteThat scrappy house is definitely you. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the string pieced roof.
ReplyDeleteLove your house with it's lovely string roof. Would love to win!! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love making fabric houses. The string pieced roof, is very effective, love it.
ReplyDeletestring pieced roof , too cute happy sewing to all and good luck on the giveaways
ReplyDeleteLove that you can remember each piece of fabric and where it became woven into your life
ReplyDeleteLove pieced houses - I can see a quilt in my future
ReplyDeletePick me. Such a cute house. Wish I was going back to England.
ReplyDeletemelissadinsga@yahoo.com
You are sew clever
ReplyDeleteSharon
ncshagger@hotmail.com
SEW FUN! I am going to have to try making some block houses.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win your giveaway. Hope your trip across the pond is fabulous!
Those houses look like great fun to play with! Please count me in!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the house blocks. FUN ideas. I hope to win.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance. Cute houses!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrap pieced rooftop! Would also love to win. :)
ReplyDeletemkaylorene@yahoo.com
Lovely house, with a red roof! Hope to win, sandrarobben@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteCutest scrappy house!
ReplyDeletehave a great time bonnie,,,,,,,,and thank you so much for the giveaway,,,,,love your block,,
ReplyDeleteCute house! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love house blocks and still have a small stack of scrappy blue ones. Don't know what I was thinking when I made so many. Maybe my blue ones need some variety which the magazine patterns would provide.
ReplyDeleteBonnie the Builder. So adorable.
ReplyDeleteSandy Lewis
Love the house block, Bonnie! Have fun in England.
ReplyDeleteThis is a block I would like to make one day. I would love to have a copy of one of your books.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your house!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the book. I love house blocks. janerichards39@att.net
ReplyDeleteI would love to make house number four! I have been cutting up scrappy houses from your free pattern. I can do both right! Thanks for the drawing!
ReplyDeleteI love ability to turn scraps into art. You are a true artist.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie,Love your scrappy House block
ReplyDeleteCathy Wynne
cl_wynne@att.net
Love the houses and the quilt! Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSherry
swhalen944@yahoo.com
Good to see Bonnie string piecing in the roof. Cute house !
ReplyDeleteWould love to win.
ReplyDeleteLove scrappy! Please enter me!
ReplyDeleteWould love to win. I am always looking for a way to use my scraps. Since I have started following you bonnie my scrap baskets have grown.
ReplyDeleteLove that roof--thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great neighborhood you have stitched yourself into. Love that each house is unique to the designer. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove this block! Bet there will be lots of "Neighborhood Quilts" showing up in quiltland! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great neighborhood you have stitched yourself into. Love that each house is unique to the designer. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI am still amazed at how you look out your scrappy window and see and sew such beauty into everything you make. You turn plain into profound. Thank you for yet another chance to win win with you. Safe travels and enjoy your trip
ReplyDeleteHave a great trip Bonnie and thanks for the chance to win some books.. Love, love your scrappy quilts!!
ReplyDeleteMaria - grandysquilts@gmail.com
Bonnie, I am very frugal and I truly love the way that you encourage the use of even the ugliest, smallest scraps. THANK YOU! Mimilyn7@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love house blocks!
ReplyDeleteauntie.clark@gmail.com
What a delightful way of using the strings
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful time in England. I love reading about your travel adventures. Thank you for all your give aways, I would love to win.
ReplyDeleteThe red string roof is so-o-o "Bonnie"!
ReplyDeleteDale Shafer
ldshafer@rgv.rr.com
Love your colorful house - safe travels across the sea!
ReplyDeleteAwesome house block. Thanks for the opportunity to win . :D Have a funtastic trip. Be safe.
ReplyDeletedamselscreations@gmail.com just in case its not showing.
I hope you enjoy your trip here, the string roof is just right for your house.
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteFunny houses! I like it.
ReplyDeleteThat was really fun to see how you designed that. It's really cute? I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the drawing. Your string house is great! Have a safe trip!
ReplyDeleteThis house block is one that looks so wonderful scrappy!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win. Scraps from your house to mine would definitely be stitched in a house block, which would eventually make it into a quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this mag. Thank you for all the fun things you do. I've really learned a lot. Jean Farley, jefarley@charter.net.
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are just adorable, Bonnie... And thanks for the very generous giveaway !! Happy travels.
ReplyDeleteCute house. Would love to check out a new magazine.
ReplyDelete24Tangent@gmail.com
I love that house and would really like to win! Safe travels!
ReplyDeleteI don't have that book and would love to win!
ReplyDeleteI love string piecing....it can be very mindless sewing...
Rosalie
rjoehnk@txwinet.com
What a great Giveaway! I love this house block. I think the red strings make the roof have a lovely 3D effect. It would be fun to make one, or two, or several!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance at a great give away. Love your house. I am trying to design a cabin for a friend who just had one built and this would be a great resource. Have a great trip - maybe someday sigh. just in case my address doesn't show up rhoystevens at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! I'm not sure why house blocks are so appealing - maybe because they can feel like a personal connection to your own home? In any case, I love them, and would love to win this!
ReplyDeleteLovely Blocks. Happy Travels!
ReplyDeleteKim
tnjmom1 at gmail dot com
I've always wanted to make a house quilt. I love the personality in your house block.
ReplyDeleteCute house. Wouldn't mine living in that one, lol.
ReplyDeleteBetty
bgk44 @ msn.com
I have the magazine, but would be thrilled to win the stash fabric~have a great trip! Carol
ReplyDeleteLove house block quilts. Enjoy your trip.
ReplyDeleteA House built with repurposed fabric is a house built with love! I love your house!
ReplyDeleteI love your house! please pick me.
ReplyDeleteI really like your string roof. I've started a string box and have 3 of your books and would love chance for another one. scowan50@hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteYou can never have to much inspiration. Love those houses
ReplyDeleteShirley
Artquilter@mchsi.com
Love the house blocks! Definitely on my bucket list...
ReplyDeletethanks Bonnie!
Linda B in Naples FL
It's fun to see some fabric from your stay on Mackinac Island --- one of my favorite places. I visualize making this house pattern and string piecing the body of the house. Hope you have a great trip to England!
ReplyDeletequiltschon@att.net
count me in!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I have an old Little Amish Houses UFO that I feel inspired to revisit now!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute. I ordered Leader and Enders yesterday and it should be here tomorrow or Monday, thanks Amazon. This one looks fun to do too :)
ReplyDeleteI love the house that Bonnie built! It is so interesting to have scraps in blocks that you can recall where they came from. The string pieced roof is adorable and says Bonnie all over it! Have a fun safe trip, looking forward to reading all about it ! Msmargie2@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMelissa in Texas
ReplyDeleteHave fun on your trip to England! Thanks so much for offering these fun giveaways! I love using strings in quilts. Now, just show us how to keep those strings from multiplying when we aren't looking!!!
melstucker@yahoo.com
Got my fingers crossed, Bonnie. Love the scrappy house! Jessica Terrell tjessiemae@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI just got my copy of Quiltmaker magazine yesterday and loved the house blocks. They are adorable! I like that you used strings for your roof. Have fun in England.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you deconstruct the blocks; great tutorial as always. Birmingham will be great fun; see some of you at the show?
ReplyDeleteSara
Your house is cute. I love how portions of the roof mimic snow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute house and a neat roof!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love your house on the block! (even if my tired eyes had problems trying to see any paw prints on the roofs! LOL Maybe those are an enterprising puppy???)
ReplyDeleteHelen Koenig
momschoolma@yahoo.com
Love your scrappy house - would love to make my own village. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of QM.
ReplyDeletethequiltlady.laura@comcast.net
Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi everyone, this is Diane from Quiltmaker magazine. As luck would have it, we're having website problems this morning and some of you haven't been able to get to our Parade of Homes page or our Bonnie blog post. I sincerely apologize and hope that things will be back up soon. Thanks for your patience!
ReplyDeleteI made Scrappy House quilts (your pattern) twice. One for my grown daughter who has been drawing houses since a very young girl, and the second for my church as a raffle. Both were well recieved and loved! Thanks for all you do. Ps I would love to share your scraps LOL.. G. Anderson outbackus@msn.com
ReplyDeleteWOULD LOVE TO WIN THIS!
ReplyDeletecorsaravantine at yahoo dot com
Adorable! Thank you for the chance to win! Have a wonderful and safe trip.
ReplyDeleteBecky
beckyaddis@yahoo.com
I made Scrappy House quilts (your pattern) twice. One for my grown daughter who has been drawing houses since a very young girl, and the second for my church as a raffle. Both were well recieved and loved! Thanks for all you do. Ps I would love to share your scraps LOL.. G. Anderson outbackus@msn.com
ReplyDeleteYour house block is really cute. I love the string-pieced roof!
ReplyDelete(I don't know if you can do anything about this, but I keep getting this "Photo Sphere" google ad thing covering the picture that has the text that I'm supposed to type to prove I'm not a robot. I have to try several times before I see the non-robot image long enough to catch the characters before that stupid Photo Sphere image appears.)
The houses are adorable..love your string roof.
ReplyDeleteLiz
ejreid@tbaytel.net
Love the houses. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteI'm anxious to see all the interpretations of the houses. Love yours, BTW.
ReplyDeleteI love house blocks. Thanks for the contest.
ReplyDeleteCute house. Have a great time in England.
ReplyDeleteReally like the personality of your house.
ReplyDeleteRosemary McGuire
rmcgu@hotmail.com
310 Brookside Avenue
Cresskill, NJ 07626
I love the depth the shading of strips provides on the roofs.
ReplyDeleteA lightbulb moment for sure!
vicki.mckinnon@gmail.com
Seriously, Bonnie - a chance to win some of your scraps!! I'm so hoping to win. Maybe some of your great quilt ability will come with the scraps - not sure if I'll be able to use them.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip and have lots of fun.
Loving your house block. Would love to make one. The sky's the limit when choosing fabrics for this block. Thanks for all your quilting inspiration and energy!
ReplyDelete1653Have a great and safe trip!
ReplyDeleteCarole D
Altoona, PA
bistry@atlanticbb.net
Oh Bonnie I would love to win this and some of your stash... It would be my pride and I would show your stash off .
ReplyDeletePat Paattt@live.ca
Love her blocks.... would love your scraps
ReplyDeleteSafe travels Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteThis is another fun giveaway :)
Love the houses and all of your quilts. Please enter me in your contest.
ReplyDeletelouisequilts@comcast.net
Such a fun house! Love the strings on the roof and all the memories in the fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteLove the house , have A fun and safe trip. eliette1964@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI just love house blocks....this one is simply precious. Thanks for your generosity and the chance to win.
ReplyDeletejust in case I get lucky: m3reyna at gmail dot com
I love your block, especially the string roof.
ReplyDeletegwen
gwendenluck@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteJust got into quilting and trying to build up my "stash" and would love to win Bonnie's book.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels. My friends and I are making Lori Holt's Bee in My Bonnet quilt. Your house would've have fit right in as an option!!
ReplyDeletebarbshome1@aol.com
Great house! Would love to make my house. Have a safe trip and a wonderful time! raboggan@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your cute house with the strippy roof Bonnie!! Very creative & fun!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the magazine. You always have great ideas for quilts.
ReplyDeleteSandra
sand_kidd@yahoo.com
Have never made a house quilt so sure would like to win.
ReplyDeleteI have string blocks to spare for the roof - what a fun idea. thanks
ReplyDeleteI want to move in!
ReplyDeleteerniepenguin(at)hotm--l.com
Thanks for your wonderful blog!
ReplyDeleteI love this block. Looks like a great quilt in the making.
ReplyDeleteRobin MacGeorge
rjmac61_2000@ yahoo.com
that house is adorable!
ReplyDeletemissysaprons@gmail.com
Thanks for a chance to win. I'm making our Happy Scrappy Houses in the Rainbow Challenge. fun fun fun
ReplyDeleteYour house is lovely! I love where you find to place strings. They add interest!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy house. Have a wonderful trip to England. Wish I was going with you! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove your house, and can't wait to make my own with a beach twist! TIA! B-)
ReplyDeleteLove the step by step....thanks for the giveaway...have a great time in England!
ReplyDeleteLove your happy little house. Think maybe there should have been a cute little puppy in the window waiting for "mommy" to come home. Btw, my granddaughter's namesake, so I love a Sadie too. Karen. abmask@tbwifi.ca
ReplyDeleteI made your Happy house now I can make another house for my grandkids. Thank you. bfunsyl77@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBonnie Hunter is my heroine! I love quilts, scraps, scrap quilts....you get the picture.
ReplyDeleteI also love to be a winner!!
Sandy Vanya
sevquilt at yahoo dot com