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| So from the eighth floor I can hear a horse walking down the street, it is a police officer on horseback riding the wrong way down a one way street. |
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| He walked the horse to the end of the street. |
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| makes the horse do a side way walk like he is parallel parking him |
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| then stand there on the horse watching traffic Why? Imagine how much it cost to take care of these animals. I wonder how many there are on the force? |
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| I got to see the Letterman show yesterday, Emma Watson ( Harry Potter) was the guest. This is my girlfriends sister Kaye, we have known each other since 1972, she is living in Brooklyn these days. We had a great time at the taping of the show.....really good fun, if you have the chance go and it's free! |
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| Scrappy quilt with NYC skyline border added. Hmmmmmm what next? Happy Sewing, Kim |
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| This scrappy quilt went to a wounded female Marine in 2010. |
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| The famous clock in the center of the large hall that inspired so many of the quilts. |
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| Read more about this quilt here........ This quilt has so much going on, the center is a clock that is set into a tiny 3d well made with beautiful stitches and detail. I would have to give her very high marks for inventiveness and use of fabric. I am so glad I did not have to judge this challenge. |
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| Playing with Victoria's scraps What would Gwen Marston do next? Probably add a border of some type. We'll see. Happy Sewing, Kim |
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| Beth Carney's second prize |
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| If you Google Beth Carney you can see this looks much like her style of art quilts. |
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| close -up |
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| Quilting |
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| Here is the blue used in the fabrics for the challenge |
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| Painted on the robin egg blue ceiling in gold are many constellations, which are also on the fabrics. |
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| The small gallery in grand central where the quilts were hung |
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| I walked on over to the City quilt today :0) |
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| Bought some NYC fabric. This was designed for the Grand Central Terminal's Centennial, later this week I will walk over to see the quilt show of thirty quilts selected through a competition organized by the City Quilter and American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine, being shown at the NY Transit Museum Gallery Annex which is right in the train station. |
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| Had to have this fabric |
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| I even saw some snowdrops blooming along the way. The snow has melted, the sun is shining, it must be Spring :0) |
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| And this fabric too :0) Happy Sewing, Kim |
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| Kilts were plentiful on 5th Ave.! |
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| along with adorable Irish step dancers |
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| It was bitter cold and I was dressed very warmly from head to toe but that is me with some pipers from Babylon, Long Island |
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| I love bagpipes and we got to hear some great bands today! Happy St. Patrick's Day from NYC |
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| SCRAPS |
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| 20 blocks for Kevin the quilter's great QOV project, I hope you can help! You can win prizes and this is such a great cause, remember Freedom isn't FREE our brave service people fight for it everyday to keep us FREE. thanks again, Kim |
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| Debby Brown and I made this QOV quilt in 2009. Kevin's blocks are much easier and only have two seams | PLEASE HELP :0) |
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| Valentine doll quilt for my swap partner |
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| These little quilts allow me to practice some free motion quilting |
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| A closer look at the back |
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| The doll quilt I received from my swap partner. If you would like to join the doll quilt swap group go here and sign up :0) |
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| Little comfort dolls for preemies, they are about 5 inches tall. To see more about making things for preemies you can visit here. Happy Sewing, Kim |
