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I started this blog almost 5 years ago on January 24, 2010. Wow! I can't believe its been that long. I haven't had a big presence on the internet but that wasn't my goal. I just wanted to post what I made. I haven't made a lot but I hope my 200th post happens less than 5 years from now. At least now my pictures are better but I think that's due to better software and my new phone.

I'm too busy working on a quilt to post my usual length. It's going OK. I'm in a "done is better than perfect" mindset.  I'll get a better picture later but here's a preview:



I know its customary to host a giveaway on this momentous occasion but, sorry, I just don't have the time. Maybe I'll choose another day to do it, probably in the summer, even though it won't be exactly on time.

Have a great day! Happy sewing!

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