Family
My Peeps
I love all textile mediums, I began this journey as a quilter. The art of quilting taught to me by my beautiful Grandmother, Dorothy. She also taught me how to crochet and I have since learned how to knit.
Family
My Peeps
Completed
The Bubblegum Sonnet
I've completed the Bubblegum Sonnet quilt project and I'm in LOVE!!!
Scraps
As most of you here know I have made a scrap quilt or two. I love the concept of scrap quilts. Making something from nothing, using every last bit of fabric, and the possibilities are endless.
Recently, I spent an afternoon organizing a bag of fabric scraps from previous projects. I normally end up with strips of fabric in various sizes, below are strips of 2 inches, 2.5 inches, and 3 inches sorted and sewn end to end making a scrappy jelly roll of fabrics.
And, of course I sort the larger pieces of fabrics as well and rotate those back into my fabric stash for another project on another day.
Family
My son's beautiful bride - Nicole, became a U.S. Citizen yesterday.
Binding
I spent a few evening last week making the binding for the 4 quilts that I got back for my long arm machine quilter, Sharon, she is so talented.
Family
All Because Two People Fell In Love
Contributor: Cindy W., my sister and our family historian
It's love story time! Mom told this story just this week!
Mom and her sisters weren't allowed to date soldiers. Hard and fast rule growing up in Columbus with Ft. Benning just down the road. So when Ed Gibson, a soldier, called her out of the blue, it was a problem.
Daddy had seen her picture from a friend and had asked about her and had gotten her phone number. He called, they talked, she told him the no soldier rule. He didn't give up, continued to call, they continued to talk and eventually he got her address and came knocking on the door unannounced.
He charmed everyone and they were allowed to start dating. And on June 7, 1958, they got married. And that's how most of you came to be.
The wedding was at Rose Hill Baptist Church. The reception was held at home in Columbus. This is the house Mom grew up in and where we visited as children.
Picture #4. Aunt Patricia, Grandmother Kathleen, Aunt Marie, Daddy, Mom and Grandmother Crisler and Lamana (cousin).
Picture #5. Papa Woodham in the back and Mamma Woodham in the wheelchair.
Binding
I have a pile of quilts that I need to put binding on. Binding a quilt is my least favorite part of the quilting process but I love when it is completed and I have a finished quilt.
All of these quilt projects are quilt tops that have been completed for at least two years. One of my goals this year is to get all of my finished quilt tops quilted and bound.
2024 Purge Continues
Since ordering a dumpster, cleaning out a storage unit, and purging my home of 6 years worth of JUNK I am dedicated to continue the purge and and keep my home junk free.
New Bed
For Mother's Day this year my son and his beautiful bride got me a new bed and I LOVE IT!
Quilting Mojo
I enjoy quilting making so much but lately my quilting mojo has been elusive at best.
In May I started a quilt project that sparked my quilting mojo back to life.
The Bubblegum Sonnet
The pattern is by Amanda of Westwood Acres Fabrics
Salsa Garden 2024
In November of last year my good friend, Alvin, gave me a raised bed garden knowing that I really would like to be a gardener.
In May my brother got me several bags of dirt to fill up my garden and shortly there after I planted a salsa garden.
Tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic, rosemary, basil, and sunflowers.