I really enjoy participating in all of the blog hops that Madame Samm comes up with. I have only made blocks for 2 of them, but I always visit the blogs on the hop and see what everyone is doing. It's a great way to get ideas and to find blogs you might enjoy reading. Sometimes when I stop to make a comment, I notice other comments that sound interesting and I check out the blogs of the quilters who wrote them. That's how I found The Slow Quilter. I liked a comment that she made on my favorite blog Vroomans Quilts. The rest is history. I enjoy The Slow Quilter's warm, friendly style. I always feel like she is bringing her quilts and lovely bags to my house and sharing a cup of tea with me. Obviously, many other people enjoy reading her blog because she is almost at 100 followers. I won the R/W/B blog hop giveaway at the Slow Quilter's blog.
It included some beautiful batik fabrics.
The Slow Quilter collects turtles and sent a beautifully carved wood turtle from Malawi, Africa to guard the fabric and make sure it got to its destination. It has a bottle opener on the under side. When I was a nursery school teacher at the Nature Center, we had many animals who were injured and could not be released into the wild. My favorite was a one eyed Eastern Box turtle named Willi. Although this turtle has 2 perfectly good eyes, he is now called Willi.
Included in the package was a special surprise. This wallet is made in Ghana from recycled water containers. It has a velcro closing so it is not only environmental sensible, it's also very practical.
Thank you Slow Quilter for the lovely giveaway and for sharing your work and wry sense of humor on your blog. Stop by and have a visit with The Slow Quilter. You'll be glad you did. Just don't read her post on Underwear Dust if you have a mouth full of liquid, it may end up on your key board.
It included some beautiful batik fabrics.
The Slow Quilter collects turtles and sent a beautifully carved wood turtle from Malawi, Africa to guard the fabric and make sure it got to its destination. It has a bottle opener on the under side. When I was a nursery school teacher at the Nature Center, we had many animals who were injured and could not be released into the wild. My favorite was a one eyed Eastern Box turtle named Willi. Although this turtle has 2 perfectly good eyes, he is now called Willi.
Included in the package was a special surprise. This wallet is made in Ghana from recycled water containers. It has a velcro closing so it is not only environmental sensible, it's also very practical.
Thank you Slow Quilter for the lovely giveaway and for sharing your work and wry sense of humor on your blog. Stop by and have a visit with The Slow Quilter. You'll be glad you did. Just don't read her post on Underwear Dust if you have a mouth full of liquid, it may end up on your key board.
