On The Road Again

We will be visiting our children in Illinois and be going to graduation ceremonies in Kentucky,  at University of Kentucky,  for our only grandson.  I sent him pics of the  twin quilt I made him from tee shirts his mom gave me.  She also purchased the border fabric. It is right now at the quilter's. I will send it to him after I bind  it. I am going to share pics with you too!






Blocks with signatures are people who signed the quilt and have worked   for or  with  my grandson. He was a tutor and managed other tutors.

 So for the next week you will not here from me. Chill out and have some fun in your sewing room. Martha.
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