Here it is, Friday again!! Time to whoop it up again - - - are you ready?
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It's been a busy week here, but definitely a productive one! Lots of things made for the craft fair, including this cute little pin cushion that I whipped up...
I finished up a beautiful quilt top, donated by Sharon, to be given to a single mom who has just been diagnosed with a brain tumor. This one's just too pretty to show in one shot...
And Lilli went to her first day of kindergarten this week! Here she is showing off her first-day outfit...
Emmy and I had a big time while Lilli and her parents were attending the opening of school..
Snuggling next to Nana on the sofa watching early-morning cartoons...
All cuddled up under Lilli's first quilt..
...and really glad to see her big sister at the end of the day!!
So many things to whoop about this week!
UPDATE: Just got one more, a big one - a clear annual CT scan! Whoop whoop whoop!!!
UPDATE: Just got one more, a big one - a clear annual CT scan! Whoop whoop whoop!!!
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And now it's your turn!
What have you been working on this week?
What made you dance the happy dance?
Share - we want to join in the party!
The linky will be open until Sunday midnight - - -
Hope to see you there!!!
Hugs!
Sarah
That little Lilli is too cute! Beautiful quilt too - I hope it makes the recipient smile a little.
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion and how those girls are growing! What a sweet photo of them holding hands in the car. AND you did a lovely job on the quilt - so happy it will be giving someone loving hugs.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful little girls - gorgeous first day pic. What a fabulous quilt that will bring joy at a difficult time. The pin cushion is so cute. Thank you for hosting the linky party. Have a great weekend. Marie (mlismore@optusnet.com.au)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link party !! And congratulations to a wonderful and so meaningful finish ;-))
ReplyDeleteNothing to Whop about for me this week..I haven't gotten near my studio but that is what is in the plans for today.
ReplyDeleteThat hand holding picture says so much :) Did she enjoy her first day of kindergarten?
ReplyDeleteEmmy and Lilli are sooo precious!
ReplyDeleteI wish my two little girls would hold hands like that, but they are too busy fighting with each other. I am told that will change, eventually.
ReplyDeletethanks for the party! I'm hosting a month long sewing series... I hope you can pop over and check it out! I've linked up a couple projects here... Emily@nap-timecreations.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt. I can't imagine the sorrow of a single mother having brain cancer. :( This is sure to warm her heart. Love the flowers in the pincushion.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. Many kind of blocks. And I love your kindergardener. Our adult kids still love to look at the shameless outfits they picked out in kindergarden. Glad you got a picture. It's cute.
ReplyDeleteThose are some of the sweetest little girl pictures I've seen! Love the sister love. It is so precious. And that quilt - magnificent.
ReplyDeleteI think the clear CT scan is the best whoop of the week! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt I am sure it will be a comfort for the recipient at such a stressful time.
ReplyDeleteMissed out on all the hand holding with having all boys, more likely to be play fighting than holding hands :)
Man, Sarah, you put me to shame with the amount of beautiful work you do and the causes you do it for. Bless you, lady.
ReplyDeleteOh no, it must be difficult to sometimes see all the hurt that cancer causes, but that is a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteSharon's quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh my. Those girls are growing up. They are so sweet.
How exciting Sarah - a clear test result - Halleluiah!!!! And the pictures of Lilli and Emmy are priceless - such sweet little girls and I know you treasure them :*)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the clear scan! That's cause for a BIG Whoop Whoop!
ReplyDeleteLove the pic of your girl. Kindergarten...those were the days!
That quilt is gorgeous. I love the log cabin border.
That is such a beautiful quilt, and I'm sure it will bring the recipient much needed comfort.
ReplyDelete:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Congratulations on the clear cat scan I know how that feels. Your grandchildren are growing so fast don't you wish you could slow them down some.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Sandra
Your post just made me smile for numerous reasons: the beautiful quilt finish, your grand-daughters, good health. Whoop WHoop!
ReplyDeleteYea! Glad the scan was clear!
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