"The Lightkeeper's Quilt" Collection of Fabrics from STUDIOe

 Here is the second bundle of lovely fabric I was sent to work

with called ... "The Lightkeeper's Quilt" from STUDIOe.

 Living in a nautical area I have a great fondness for fabrics

of this theme.  One day I'll show you my pile of nautical

fabric just waiting for the right projects.

 The Panel 

While I'm not a big fan of orange I can understand why

the artist used that color to show separation

between the water and the sky.

 I chose a simple pattern and I'm glad I did.

I love the fact that the wave fabric [separated by the

dark starry sky fabric] looks like it's one big wave in motion.

The designer did an excellent job creating movement on fabric.

 Jennifer asked me to make this quilt for her dad for Xmas.

This was another 9-1/2 hour day but I got it done and mailed

the very next day.  I need to find out if it was a hit or not.

Apparently, this fabric reminded Jennifer of walks along the

beach with her dad when she was a child.

Best Friends Forever

I got this panel for like $2 on-line and made the dolls up for

the twins who live on the corner.  Since I've been sick I still

have the gifts sitting in my sewing room.  Hopefully, I'll 

drop them off soon.

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Now to get ready for our annual Eve-Eve party tomorrow

night with the neighbors.  Wilson will be cooking two

tenderloins for slicing and we've got a Honey Baked Ham as

well.  He'll also make a dish of corn pudding to go along

with the ham and tenderloin.  I'll be making a hot crab dip,

bacon wrapped water chestnuts, spring rolls, and baked

goat cheese and honey balls.  Wilson will toss a big

bowl of antipasto fixings together in the morning for

folks to pick on as well.  It will be our normal fest and

it will also be fun to see all the neighbors since we didn't 

have a neighborhood Xmas party this year.  

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This year as little party favors I had custom printed

M&M's in gold, white, and silver saying Happy 2020

on one side and Eve-Eve on the other.  I put them into little

plastic champagne bottles with a Hershey Kiss.  They are

really cute!  I'll take a few photos during set-up if I can.