Keitha wrote: ↑Thu Mar 03, 2022 1:31 pm
Yes - everything pandemic/news related is in the lighter text. The others are personal notes.

That's a clever way to separate the news.

I love all the little details even the ones that you say have no bearing on the subjects. I can't tell which ones they are! Is there significance to the light and dark lettering in the lists of dates and events?

Yes, I had the warning yesterday and this morning. Today I ignored it.

That is really cute, I like the stitching and the hearts!

It looks really good, Laurie, I can see the red "stitches" on the banners!

Hope you have a happy day doing something special, Elizabeth!

Love the page. I remember reading the Burma Shave roadside signs whenever my mother decided that we were going on a road trip. Some of them were really funny I immediately thought of the Burma Shave signs when I saw these photos. Guess we are dating ourselves, Elizabeth! Love all the little details...

Hope you find your joy this weekend and keep it all year!!!!

Thank you, friends!

That's a surprise, Pam, but Melbourne is at least closer to home for them. We are hearing more planes going over. Ray was just reading that this year is not looking good for us to do a trip to NZ. But there is still a lot of Australia we haven't seen or that we want to see again.

Thank you all for thinking of me!

Beki, you're off to a good start with this! They are lots of fun to do. This was popular with some of us if you go back through the years here on PAO-art journaling, bookmaking, small photo albums, travel journals, etc.

Finished is such a good feeling, we wonder afterward what took us so long! Great to have a long arm quilter in the family!

I'm just seeing your post now, Keitha. I have an idea, I need a curtain or a panel that I can move along a rod to block the afternoon sun in my sewing room. And I've been wanting to do Siddi style quilting/stitching. I will do a border for my curtain. By the time I finish, the sun will be headed to ...

Thanks for the laughs! I couldn't find the 'irreverent' part until I read the fine print. Your watercolouring is beautiful.

Wonderful! I love your Route 66 layouts!