Monday, August 12, 2013

Another road trip, More Blue work

We traveled from Santa Cruz, CA to Hood Canal, WA,  over the 2 day drive I managed another blue work square.

This one is kind of plan.  I left the top of the basket open with the idea that I will add in the date when I finish the quilt! I think that brings the count up to about 15 blue work squares.  A few more road trips and I will have enough for a quilt top!!!
My family has owned a cabin on Hood Canal for about 40 years.  The cabin is very rustic (that's a nice way of saying funky).  But the view makes up for the accommodations!
We've had beautiful weather here, sunshine everyday! 
I brought my feather weight so I've been goofing around on that when I'm not outside enjoying the wonderful weather!
I hope you are all enjoying your Summers where ever you are!  And if you are in the Southern Hemisphere I hope your Winter is a gentle one! 
Cheers, CW

6 comments:

  1. it's rained for days in n. west georgia , glad the weather is better for you

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  2. Claire, the view looks lovely. I did go pick some tomatoes today. You have quite a garden!! Thanks for offering them to me. Have a great time and a safe trip back home.

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  3. That water looks so cool and inviting I could jump right in. We haven't left NC yet were it is muggy and hot.

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  4. I think my brain is turning mushy from all the reading - I always have to click a thousand times until I can leave a comment.
    Hehe the bluework with the matching blue glasses .. I haven't done any sewing in days .. almost weeks I will be soooo happy in the middle of September - going to enjoy the first holidays in years ...
    Oh well I better get back to reading - lunchbreak is over. At least I sort of like what I have to read.
    Enjoy the rest of your days in the funky rustic cabin.

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  5. It looks really pretty Claire. I'd love to see it in person one of these days!!

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  6. A funky cabin in the woods sounds like a wonderful destination. Road trips are a great way to get that handwork done. I never seem to find the time otherwise.
    That's a spectacular view. Looks like a picture postcard.

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