
yesterday I got an email from the curator of the exhibits that it is in, along with a link to the Flickr gallery view of the exhibit
of course I went to check it out -- and it was really cool that this is the first image you see -- WOW
you can check it out for your self by using this link

not long ago I decided that if I am ever to have a chance get all the many ideas for pieces that are in my head finished, I need to learn to use my sewing machine to do some of the work
so I signed up for a machine quilting class at my local quilting store which happens in a couple of weeks
yesterday I went and bought the required (and expensive - $100+) presser foot for my machine
the gal that checked me out asked me if I had ever put one of these on a machine, and when I said no, she took me to a machine and showed me how to do it so I'll be ready for the class -- how sweet is that!
like I said, I'm going over to the dark side -- but I'm starting to think of it as chocolate -- dark is good!

looking good
and last night I finished quilting the sky of the Hawaii piece, so now I only have the quilting of the ghost hibiscus in the borders to do -- neat!
time to go mow the yard
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My dad splurged and bought my mom a quilting machine once. Huge! When they downsized, there was no way it could go in their new place. My 80-year-old mom is back to handquilting.
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