Two of my goals for the week are actually done, and the week is only half over. Yay!!
The pumpkin door hanger for fall is now a flimsy, ready to quilt. Once those gold flowers were done, the rest of this went together very quickly. It's only 20 x 36, like the others I've done. These have all been kits from Riley Blake. This one and the Valentine one both need to be quilted and bound. The binding for both is prepped and labeled.
The genealogy project I've been working on involves a Shutterfly photo book about my late father-in-law's WW2 experience. I've spent hours organizing and scanning the photos he brought home. And many more hours have been spent downloading and printing a book written about his unit - from training through the end of the war. Add in some time spent researching some places and events, and this has been a BIG task.
Now I can focus on some other projects.
Love the patchwork pumpkin and the little flowers just add a lot to it.
ReplyDeleteThe door hanging for fall is really cute. You did make quick work of that one. I've done geneology before, it does take a lot of time. Congrats on getting that one finished.
ReplyDeletethat sounds like an amazing project - and one your whole family will appreciate! we recently found letters from my great uncle to my grandfather during WWII . its amazing the history. I am proud of you for doing this!
ReplyDeleteLove the pumpkin and flowers. The book you created will be treasured now and by future generations - a labor of love.
ReplyDeleteThe pumpkin door hanger is adorable, Sara! And your book project about your FIL is impressive. Is he still alive? Won't that be a great keepsake for the family?!
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