drsao | November 10, 2008
After Marla and I had the most fantastic time at the Moss Museum today we drove to the Michie Tavern (built in the 1700’s) and it was really a wonderful experience. They had homestyle offerings of barbecue, chicken, and the best ever stewed tomatoes, green beans, black eyed peas, cole slaw, beets, and mashed potatoes. […]
Category: Antiques, Life Comments, MICHIE TAVERN |
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drsao | November 10, 2008
Marla and I drove to Waynesboro today to visit the P. Buckley Moss Museum. What a fabulous place and I loved hearing about the artist. P. Buckley Moss is now 75 years old, but very young at heart. I love her folk art/whimsical creations. I also love her story. She grew up with a learning […]
Category: Fall Leaves, My Favorite Things, P Buckley Moss |
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drsao | November 9, 2008
After the Guild Meeting on Saturday I decided to try to make it home WITHOUT USING MY GPS….you know I just don’t want to get too dependent on it. Well, it didn’t work – my good intentions to get home (STRAIGHT HOME)….but what an adventure I had! I am NOT SURE, but I think I […]
Category: CLOTHES CLOSET, My Favorite Things |
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drsao | November 9, 2008
As you can see from the pictures, we had a WONDERFUL November meeting of our Country Piecemaker’s Quilt Guild in Powhatan, VA. The Show ‘N Tells were SO INSPIRATIONAL – and Catherine had LOTS of creative goodies to show this time! I especially loved her pin cushion flowers and needle and pin “wallet carrier things!” […]
Category: Country Piecemakers, Nov 08, Quilt Guild |
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drsao | November 6, 2008
It’s that time again when I share SOME of the things that I have been working on……. First – here are the MODA BLOCKS for month two….THE SELVAGE STAR BLOCK is purported to be an original new block – not on record as having been recorded before! AND TA DA…..the QUILTERS CORNERS Block of […]
Category: Colonial Piecemakers, Future Quilt Inspiration, Moda Selvages 08, Quilter's Corners BOM, Quilts in Progress |
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