Pat Sloan - You are doing much better than me

1. DSCF0002, 2. DSC03549, 3. A pair of winners top done!, 4. Pat Sloans Baby Buds

*** True Confessions today ***

YOU are doing MUCH BETTER than me

at the Sept into Oct Sew Along!

In the effort to keep it real I must tell you that I have failed to participate this time and failed to keep you chatting about it.

My work load is very heavy and I had big ideas, plans, wishes, hopes

but they were more than I could execute.

But my lack of chatter has not deterred a fabulous bunch of quilters at my Group and Facebook page to follow along and make either a quilt from my Novelty book, or the baby baskets!

YOU ROCK MY BOAT!!!

Yep.. had to say it.

There is a prize invovled here, someone wins a really nice package of goodies for making a top and putting it into the flickr group HERE (see the prize there too!)

You still have time.. I'm going to extend it to Oct 25

So get sewing and sharing... and chatting ...

the chatting helps me out.. wink!

And my BFF, Eileen Hull, is a MARVELOUS die cut designer

She is hosting a MASSIVE blog hop with her new die set

CLICK HERE to read about it, the projects are amazing!

And being a 'die cut virgin' I am going to give it a go on her hop and I'll be sharing my project in early November!

ps... find the photo above on my right side bar to hit all the blogs!

Read my post yesterday too.. get in on the fun!

Comments

[Cheap uggs]

"She turned her car onto the last stretch of straight drive leading her directly, face to face, to Hill House and, moving without thought, pressed her foot on the brake to stall the car and sat, staring.

[true religion outlet]

Prior to commencing work, a contractor has a limited opportunity to gain familiarity with site conditions. But as the contractor performs the work, the contractor becomes very knowledgeable about the site. The contractor may discover features of the site which call into question aspects of the owner’s design. To what extent does the contractor have a duty to alert the owner to possible shortcomings

[Grace]

With all that you have on your plate, there is no need for you to apologize.
I have been in a slump myself, and productivity for me has been way down. I am hoping that I get something going here soon. After all, the holidays are right around the corner.

[Sandi]

No need to apologize, Pat. We all get really busy at times and often .....the best laid plans, well, they just don't happen. I have finished the blanket stitch on 8 of my basket blocks. I have a goal to finish them by next Friday so I can sew them together the weekend of the 15th. I'll post to FB with my progress. :-)

[Donna Russ]

you can do it you are amazing, I got a go baby today so excited only got one die set, the value go, so I have been cutting out material today..guess what color....orange..lol hope you have a better day tomorrow.....d

[Mary Burns]

Hi Pat, I am hosting a small quilt swap, wanna play, Hugs, Mary
http://mary-myneedlethread.blogspot.com

[Judy G]

What? an apology? Never! I can't believe you do all that you do!!! But now that you have extended the deadline... I can join in the fun. Novelty quilts, here I come.

[Deb Fox -McHugh]

No problem Pat! We still love you!

[Dixie]

You are the most amazing & talented & giving quilt designer ever. You always encourage us to try new things & techniques. We wouldn't have you any other way. thank you for being you & sharing your wonderful knowledge with us.

[Linda P]

*Pat Sloan fan! = "Sloanie"*
Keep on, keeping on!!
Don't apologize, Pat - you get more accomplished than anyone I can think of. Enjoy each day as they come.

[Shirley in Canada]

I still don't know how you keep up with everything you do!! Lovin' you for all you give ♥

[Margi]

((((((((((Pat))))))))))))) I don't know how you do all that you do to begin with! I love following all of your activities, keep up the good work sweetie,,,,I live my crafty life vicariously through you!