In which there is picspam and squeeage
But first, some history links. :D
About the Timewatch dig at Stonehenge; the first in half a century, and a new theory on why it was constructed
Or, if that interesteth you not, how about how Fossilised faeces found in an Oregan cave may help solve the riddle of when and how humans came to the Americas.
And so to the picspam. zia_montrose requested AVF. I apologise in advance for the low quality of the images; 'poor light stopped play' as they say at Lord's.
A portion of feature border
The 'chinese coin' or planking border
The centre block showing entwined hearts quilting. In the red cornerstones you should be able to make out the letters that give the quilt its name. A drabble of your choosing for the one who correctly guesses the reference and what it means. *grins*
This weekend, I plan on marking the borders and starting the last lap of quilting. I want this quilt finished, not because I'm fed up of it (I love it) but because I want to use it. :)
This arrived in the post this morning and yes, I did several happy dances and made an odd assortment of noises indicative of pleasure and excitement. Yes, I know I'm mad. :D
amamama asked to see The Table Runner With No Name (TTRWNN) so here it is. Alas, I don't have a dining room table on which to display it in an artful manner; it's covered with bits of a twin-masted brig. Men. *smiles in amused toleration*
Et ch'est tous pouor ach'teu. À la préchaine!
About the Timewatch dig at Stonehenge; the first in half a century, and a new theory on why it was constructed
Or, if that interesteth you not, how about how Fossilised faeces found in an Oregan cave may help solve the riddle of when and how humans came to the Americas.
And so to the picspam. zia_montrose requested AVF. I apologise in advance for the low quality of the images; 'poor light stopped play' as they say at Lord's.
A portion of feature border
The 'chinese coin' or planking border
The centre block showing entwined hearts quilting. In the red cornerstones you should be able to make out the letters that give the quilt its name. A drabble of your choosing for the one who correctly guesses the reference and what it means. *grins*
This weekend, I plan on marking the borders and starting the last lap of quilting. I want this quilt finished, not because I'm fed up of it (I love it) but because I want to use it. :)
This arrived in the post this morning and yes, I did several happy dances and made an odd assortment of noises indicative of pleasure and excitement. Yes, I know I'm mad. :D
amamama asked to see The Table Runner With No Name (TTRWNN) so here it is. Alas, I don't have a dining room table on which to display it in an artful manner; it's covered with bits of a twin-masted brig. Men. *smiles in amused toleration*
Et ch'est tous pouor ach'teu. À la préchaine!