I Am Not Ready!

I definitely was not ready for what hit us on saturday!  There had been such nice fall weather and such beautiful sunshine!  But when I awoke and looked out on  the deck see what I found.......



 I had traveled out Friday to a quilt show in Walker , MN.  It was small but lots of fun..  Saw a few demos and a sewing machine demo and a few vendors were there. A few quilts from 1900 to 1950 and now!

 Today I dug out my Witch's Boot quilt and hung it up. I think I need to take it out and refold more often from the looks of it.



A closer look at the boot for you.

Are you doing a little Halloween decorating your self?   Big news a little later! Martha
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