Thanks for stopping by to see my wordy creations!
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The Hostess: Linda at Buzzing and Bumbling
The Leader of the Blog Hops: Madame Samm at Sew We Quilt
They are both amazing and creative people so you know this is going to be a
blog hop to remember!
As I sewed this quilt with colors that reminded me of that era
and machine embroidered words that were common for me to use,
(minus a few words I don't want my kids or grandkids to know I used)
I couldn't help singing some of the words from "HAIR."
"Give me a head with hair, long beautiful hair
Shining, gleaming, streaming, flaxen, waxen
Give me down to there, hair, shoulder length or longer
Here baby, there, momma, everywhere, daddy, daddy...."
I also had the strongest urge to quilt it with yarn in the
corner of each square (like I did during those days) but
I didn't--I just topped stitched and ragged the edges on the peace sign.
This is the label I ran through my inkjet printer using
Blumenthal Lansing Crafter's Images 100-Percent Cotton Poplin
Photo Fabric that I purchased by the roll from Amazon.
I love using it!
Here it is before washing:

My second and third project used Laurel Burch fabric,
"Fabulous Felines Metallic" line.
I love her fabric and feel so sad that she's no longer with us
to keep sharing her creative designs.
I did a little quilting on the fabric before beginning my project.
Using painter's tape helped keep those lines straight and equal.
I found this pattern by Susie D. Designs. It's called
Retro Style Large Handbag

Hopefully, Susie won't see this and wish I wasn't giving her credit for this bag.
I am really and truly pattern-following-challenged,
though I tried really, really hard to make it
come close to what she intended it to look like.
The little coin purse has a machine embroidered cat from Laurel Burch.

The Leader of the Blog Hops: Madame Samm at Sew We Quilt
They are both amazing and creative people so you know this is going to be a
blog hop to remember!
I didn't hang out in Haight-Ashbury.
I didn't go to Woodstock.
I didn't participate in any anti-war protests.
But, I loved that HIPPIE era!
I painted our living room orange, had a couple lava lamps,
and always wore "hot pants" or bell bottom jeans
(I didn't even own a pair of dress pants until after I was married!)
and machine embroidered words that were common for me to use,
(minus a few words I don't want my kids or grandkids to know I used)
I couldn't help singing some of the words from "HAIR."
"Give me a head with hair, long beautiful hair
Shining, gleaming, streaming, flaxen, waxen
Give me down to there, hair, shoulder length or longer
Here baby, there, momma, everywhere, daddy, daddy...."
I also had the strongest urge to quilt it with yarn in the
corner of each square (like I did during those days) but
I didn't--I just topped stitched and ragged the edges on the peace sign.
Blumenthal Lansing Crafter's Images 100-Percent Cotton Poplin
Photo Fabric that I purchased by the roll from Amazon.
I love using it!
Here it is before washing:
Here it is after washing (lousy picture, but the label didn't fade.)

My second and third project used Laurel Burch fabric,
"Fabulous Felines Metallic" line.
I love her fabric and feel so sad that she's no longer with us
to keep sharing her creative designs.
I did a little quilting on the fabric before beginning my project.
Using painter's tape helped keep those lines straight and equal.
I found this pattern by Susie D. Designs. It's called
Retro Style Large Handbag
Hopefully, Susie won't see this and wish I wasn't giving her credit for this bag.
I am really and truly pattern-following-challenged,
though I tried really, really hard to make it
come close to what she intended it to look like.
The little coin purse has a machine embroidered cat from Laurel Burch.
Yeah Carol. Lots of words from the 'groovy' era.
ReplyDeleteI think your bag is lovely too.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
I'm totally going to have to check out that list husbands should say;)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
love your words!
ReplyDeleteYour groovy quilt put quite a smile on my face. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou have accomplished a great deal.
ReplyDeleteLove the word theme.
Oh, Carol. The bag is great, but the quilt brings back such memories! A pair of yellow hip hugger bell bottoms with orange waistband. LOL And size 5 in those days, too. Wouldn't that be nice now! My husband is gone, but he was such a gem - always knew just what to say to encourage me, and offered excellent advice when asked and not when not. =) Miss that man.
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Thanks for offering follow by e-mail. It's the only way I can keep up! I'm now a follower.
ReplyDeleteCarol you funny girl, I laughed my way through this post thinking of those words you didn't want your grandkids to know you used , lol!!!! Reminisced about the clothes, And burst out loud about the crown royal remark!!! You are a wordsmith as well as a crazy quilter!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the hippy era, too! But the platform shoes were killers. Long hair, long sleeves, long earings, long pant legs........
ReplyDeleteGreat "Hippie" quilt! Just love the colors. Your bag and coin purse are mighty cute too!
ReplyDeleteA happy follower!
ReplyDeleteLove your Hippy quilt! The song, Those Were The Days, kept going through my mind. I so love Laurel Burch fabrics and your handbag and coin purse are lovely. Thank you for sharing and the great giveaway.
ReplyDeletejbechosend at sbcglobal dot net
I'm a 70's child myself, love the hippy era. The word are just what I like. I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteI am from northern Florida. I too love Laurel Burch fabrics, especially all of her wonderful cat fabrics! It is so sad that she is gone, but she left quite a design legacy.
ReplyDeleteI am a happy regular follower of your blog. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt - I love the colours. The bag is awesome too.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what great projects! And I love your quilt! Great idea! And the bag and purse are just so cute!
ReplyDeleteFantastic projects, love that the quilt has so many memories attached. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your COOL, GROOVY, FAR-OUT quilt! The purse turned out just peachy as did the sweet little coin purse. Great projects!
ReplyDeleteLove your hippie quilt! I actually grew up in SF during that time and remembered wearing my bell bottoms and dittos :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower :)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore the coin purse! It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery cool quilt. Liked the peace sign treatment.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteThe peace sign is from my era and that's awhile ago! My hubby is a Crown Royal guy too!
ReplyDeleteI love your projects - I was a wannabe hippie back then too!
ReplyDeleteCandy.
ReplyDeleteYou said you wanted it "short and sweet", right? :)
Lavonna
zellerwear at gmail dot com
Thanks for showing us your wordy quilt projects. They are very clever! Cute photo of you and your hubby!
ReplyDeleteLove the words and the bag is so cute. Thanks for sharing. Susie x
ReplyDeleteFar out groovy quilt! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYou're so cool I follow you everywhere!
ReplyDeleteOrange is so now man! The quilt is great but I love the bag, I am a follower from Perth, Western Australia. Tracee xx
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I'm from Wyoming.
ReplyDeleteGreat Hippy quilt - real Groovy!
ReplyDeletewhat fun...
Oh the memories you brought back! The one thing I hated was that I couldn't have long, straight hair(I loved Mary's hair(Peter, Paul, and Mary). I had curl in my hair...slept in Orange juice cans(remember that?) and even tried ironing it but to no avail...the curl returned. Great work you did for this blog!!!Oh, I live in southwest FL!
ReplyDeleteOf course, I am one of your followers!
ReplyDeleteSmiling and laughing... what a great way to start the morning...I so relate to your 'following the pattern' comment! :) Now to read the list what husbands should say...bracing myself for a good belly laugh!! :) :)
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Love your "Hippie" quilt Carol. It makes me smile that someone else occasionally sings "Hair" besides me. It was a household scandal when my big sis brought that record home. The Laurel Burch bag is great too.
ReplyDeleteLove your words. I will blame you when I break into the songs from 70's today. Forgot about all the orange- had a lovely, bright orange mimi dress from that wonderful polyester. memories.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Im a happy follower :)
ReplyDeletelol, love your groovy moves but the coin purse is my favourite :)
ReplyDeleteI remember the song well , you gave me a smile . Great projects and your Royal bag ! Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteThe coin purse is to die for. Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteOh Carol...adorable quilt that takes me right down memory lane! I had the bell bottoms, and vests, but I never did achieve that gorgeous long hair you were wearing! Your Crown Royal tote is terrific...we grew up using them as bags for our marbles! Your little purse is so cute. Thanks for the chance for a giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower...how could I not be?
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt and coin purse but the bag is my favourite! (off to check out the pattern!!)
ReplyDeleteI love your projects! Very cool!
ReplyDeletecindy at quiltdoodledesigns dot com
What great projects! Particularly good choice of binding for your quilt. I live in KY and enjoyed reading your post!
ReplyDeleteI am working on a Hippie GFG Quilt at the moment so your quilt brought a big smile to my face!
ReplyDeleteAnd the bag and coin purse are fantastic!
Love your words...but the cat bag got my heart! I, too, am a huge Laurel Burch fan, but I can't bring myself to cut up any of her fabric. I just keep it in my room and look at it for inspiration. I am from Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteI love every one of your WORDS- projects, great ideas, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße
Bente
from Germany
I am a happy followere here, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWellll first I love your photo...really COOL. your )boyfriend) looks like my first too..is that possible his name went by Roger too lol...
ReplyDeleteLOVE your quilt....and your bag and coin purse.
YOU were busy...I better get busy too...I want to be 1 of the top 2 too lol.
Listen great post...
Love your projects! I'm from that era too and relate to all of it!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower too!
ReplyDeleteGroovy! I can dig it! I still have long hair and I'm an old lady. That era was good times for me!
ReplyDeleteLoved your projects. You sound like a fun person.
I love your words and your words projects! What a great 70s picture, too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your peace quilt! What a totally awesome memory. (I'm an 80s girl!)
ReplyDeleteWhat great pieces Carol...love the bag too!!!! I am from new Brunswick, Canada....and a follower; of course.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quilt!! Love the label - such a great idea!!! amycav at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeletehilarious quilt! love the hippie chick picture too.
ReplyDeleteLove your hippie quilt. Peace, Baby...we remember that one. The bag with word fabric is too cute. Great job on them.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you created the peace sign - perfect for that iconic symbol. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCool, groovy and far out! Great quilt and bag and coin purse.
ReplyDeleteLOL Carol, love your hippy quilt! What a fun way to display your words. You did just fine on your bag too, that's cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower ;)
ReplyDeleteLOVED your "Wordy" post. I'm also a product of the 60's - I did a double take - thought that was a pic of my hubby & I - same hair, mustache, clothes, paneling & couch!!! Thanks for the smiles. Also thanks for the name of the label product you use - been looking for one that doesn't fade. Peace.....
ReplyDeleteLove the words! Everything you made looks great. I especially like the handbag! I`m in northern Arizona. BRR!
ReplyDeleteI was country when country wasn't cool. I wore hip hugger/bell bottom/polyester pants with my boots, I know, you're wishing you had too!
ReplyDeleteOLá!Sou brasileira e seguidora.Usei muito boca de sino...porque não dizer sino de catedral?.Obrigada. tiacarminhapezzuto@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is So.... Far Out! Love all you pieces. They are clever.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I love the quilt and label too. And I'm one of you (groupies)! :-o
ReplyDeleteI am a Follower. Forgot to mention I am from New Jersey.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt and the bag...oh and the kitty coin purse!
ReplyDeleteAh, memories! Old hippie from Cajun country way off the beaten path in suburb of Church Point-can towns of 2000 people have suburbs?
ReplyDeleteYou're quilt made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a lovely giveaway.
Love the coin purse. I am from NC.
ReplyDeleteLove your bag, and the colours you used for it. I'm visiting you from Norway.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I'm your follower, and I've been so for a while, super interesting.
ReplyDeleteLove your words! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun quilt! I think it is super groovy!!
ReplyDeleteLove your hippie mini quilt! Brings back memories! LOL
ReplyDeleteYour projects are all fantastic! Thanks for sharing from Chicagoland!
I love your Hippy !
ReplyDeleteA follower.Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHow groovy! I have a photo of my husband and I that looks much like yours!!! (Same long hair parted down the middle. Husband with a mustache and longish hair.)
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Carol! (I'm a follower.)
That was fun...I like the Peace signs! I am inspired. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNini~
Peace man ! you are groovey ! Is this a sq in sq pattern?
ReplyDeleteI remember those days well! Beaded curtains, beaded and fringed vests, long hair and a head band wrapped around our heads. I was a cool, groovy young chick at one time. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour project was very clever!
Yes, I follow you. =) Thanks for the giveaway. =)
ReplyDeleteLove the adorable kitty. Just precious!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the walk down memory lane! I love your quilt!!! All though I was a straight lace kind kid, private school and all...my dad was a wild man...took me to the people park riots in Berkeley...oh the memories, lol.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of orange - my bridesmaids dresses were orange!!! Kinda dates me, doesn't it? But that's okay. Love your quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower and look forward to your posts!
ReplyDeleteGreat project!
ReplyDeleteI love this project--colorful, "wordy", and great words!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
ReplyDeleteLove you projects! Especially your quilting label. Good idea!
ReplyDeleteShould I leave my mailing address here too, so you know where to mail me the tote bag? (LOL)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bag- it is fabulous and I am not a purple person but it just calls out to my like Scylla and Charibdis!
I am a follower. Love the bag. Very cute fabric. Quilt is awesome.
ReplyDeleteOnce again you are amazing:)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely follow you ;)
I remember those days well-and you captured the spirit with your quilt! The bag is wonderful, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. I was only slightly young thru the hippie era, but have a 26 year old at home who dearly wishes he lived then.... Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI am a follower. thanks for all your hard work
ReplyDeleteLove your bag with the Laurel Burch fabrics. I haven't see those particular prints, but will have to have them when I do as I am a LB cat fabric fan. Quite a while ago I made a "tiles" quilt with LB fabrics. Oh, and I have 3 furry felines which are great motivators as they are so sweet. From California, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt. I wish I was half as creative as you are.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower.
ReplyDeleteI too am a follower and your bag is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love, love your purse with Laurel Burch fabric. I think you and me have had the same idea and I love your words with memories from the flower power period. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBritt-Inger in Sweden
I love your hippie quilt and purse. So bright and cheery too. Enjoyed your post.
ReplyDeleteSO FUN! Love your label!
ReplyDeleteVery cute quilt and I love the tote. Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteI am one of your followers.
ReplyDeleteLOVE, PEACE and HAng OUt Baby! Cute quilt. I adored that little coin purse and with that bag, I just used some of the smae fabric in a quilt for my grand daughter. It's That yellow one with the pink polka dots. Jane
ReplyDeleteI follow you by google reader. Thanks for all the insporations. Jane
ReplyDeleteI love your cat coin purse! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be entered in your giveaway! I'm from Georgia.
ReplyDelete~McKenna
mckmuff(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI just became a follower!
ReplyDeleteI remember the hippy era. Lovely bag
ReplyDeleteNow, I have to check out the husband list of things TO SAY! I have a quilt in the attic that has been there a long time because of what my ex-husband said about it. We divorced in Jan 1998 and didn't start speaking until the last two months. I don't know if you could say we are dating or not. He had no idea that he had hurt my feelings so badly about that quilt. Maybe it's time to get it out. It's hand quilted - lap style. All the blocks are pieced for a king quilt.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh about the Crown Royal comment though. CR played a large part in our early, early days. The comment wasn't funny, just brought back memories.
Thank you very much for taking time to share with the creative community and having a very, very generous giveaway. I'm hearing music from this era in my head now!
I like all your words. I just wish I still looked like the hippy from the 70's, not the hippo from the 2000's. LOL
ReplyDeleteAnd of course I am a follower. How else will I know whats going on??
ReplyDeleteI laughed out loud at your husband thinking it looks like a CR bag. That's something my hubs would say, too! lol.
ReplyDeleteI love your retro quilt - it's beautiful!
(and, psst, I'm following! tee hee)
ReplyDeleteMaybe those were such popular times because the words sound so positive!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your projects! Love those cool colors!
And I do enjoy following you....and wondering how you created the text for your groovy label!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm from Abbeville, Alabama!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff (at) hotmail (dot) comn
Far Out! I love the words and your quilt! loved my bell bottomed jeans from those days! LOL! Thanks for the trip down memory lane with your words!
ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
My daughter has discovered she is a hippie:) What an awesome quilt I could make for her!!!! And the colors go right in her house too!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!!
Thanks!
I am a new follower:)
ReplyDeleteSent your blog to daughter too:)
Great ideas. Love the coin purse.
ReplyDeleteI once was groovy many moons ago. LOL
Your blog made me smile.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, made me smile. What your hubby said about your bag made me laugh...Just gotta love em, huh? lol. thanks for the laugh and the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove the hippie era!!
ReplyDeleteI'm now a follower.
ReplyDeleteHippie Now I get it!! LOL!! I also had Hot Pants, pink velvet!!
ReplyDeleteYou know I love your work, you never disappoint! ( I assume that is your hubby)
Your quilt reminded me of my late teens & early 20's, what a beautiful time. Thank you for the chance for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeletethelady(at)hotmail.com
I'm a follower. Peace, Love and Joy....
ReplyDeletethelady(at)hotmail.com
LOVE the LB bags!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pieces and a great give away.
ReplyDeleteCarol ... I love your "retro" projects. Deja vu ... ;) Pat
ReplyDeleteI am following you. Your are sew inspiring ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteI was elementary in that era and only "heard" about it, but..the bell bottom pants were the style in the 70's and I LOVED them!
ReplyDeleteCheri
quiltingnanny(at)yahoo(dot)com
Sweet Treats without getting sticky sounds real good to me. lol I'm from Belleville, IL
ReplyDeleteI just finished a retro quilt. It is orange, yellow, and green so it reminds me of the hippie era also. Love to see your work!
ReplyDeleteI am an email follower!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I couldn't wait to comment when I saw your hippie quilt. I love love love it...And I loved this era...I wasn't their for it but I love reading and seeing pictures of it... I am also now a new follower of your blog.
ReplyDeleteconn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
love it all... nice to know someone as taken action to keep all of those "GROooooVY" words from being lost forever. Makes me smile :)Thanks for sharing. Thanks for the chance to win! Janita
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is a real flash from the past. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR WORDS!
ReplyDeleteFOLLOWING!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
Just dropped in from Scotland and really enjoyed your words
ReplyDeleteI love how you made the purse your own!
ReplyDeleteI follow you by email! Thanks!!!!
ReplyDeleteCute quilt and your bag turned out cute too. I remember bell bottoms from the 70's and of course I had to have a air. Thanks for sharing and for the laughs.
ReplyDeleteI need to get my husband that list!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. Kathrin_schiepel(at)yahoo(dot)de
ReplyDeleteI live in Illinois, but this spring we will be moving to Alabama. Nancy: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeletethat is one far out quilt! I love it! the embroidered kitty is awfully cute too!
ReplyDeleteI follow too
ReplyDeleteI live in New Jersey. I just bought some of the Laurel Birch feline fabric for my Aunt for Christmas. Can't wait to see what she makes with it :) amateurquilter at gmail
ReplyDeleteFun projects. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your groovy quilt! How did you find time to make an entire quilt!?!
ReplyDeleteyour quilt is so hip! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was fun working on it.
thanks for sharing.
Ahhhhh, I remember those days well! What a fun quilt you made with your words! Thanks for all the memories! (the good and the bad) hahahahha
ReplyDeleteI really love that wallhanging....and the bag!
ReplyDeleteHaha! What a fun quilt! I grew up in the hippie era too.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
I'm a follower and love your blog.
ReplyDeleteWe could be long-lost sisters! I have a picture of myself with long straight hair with a dark-haired boyfriend with a mustache. Those were the days, my friend...
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is Groovy Baby! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteRosemary B here: Ha! here I am, finally.
ReplyDeleteI love your hippie dippie quilt. It is way cool. My big sister was a super hippie, I was not, I was a dork.
I adorrrrrre the purse, and the tiny purse and so cutie. Did you sew that kitty??? Oh my goodness. Well done, Carol. You never fail to amaze me
I must check out the list for what husbands should say...maybe print it and stick it on the fridge! Your projects are groovy; thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower from Minnesota.
ReplyDeletei follow by email.
ReplyDeletelove the quilt. we are of the same time. wasnt a hippie though. loved the beatles! still do.....
ReplyDeleteYou had me singing along! I love your words, LOVE your quilt and love-love-love your purses, big and small!
ReplyDeleteI really love your pieces, you are so creative with ideas and what you create.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I am a follower!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
What a striking quilt! Really love the pop of color with the black and orange together. Groovy! I also love you bag and coin purse, just lovely! Laughed at your husband's comment. My husband once told me my dangle earrings looked like fishing lures, Men! hehe. I know who Laurel Burch is, rather was but I didn't know she had passed. I just found some info online..."In her last artworks she sometimes included words. One quoted an American Indian proverb: “The soul would have no rainbow if the eyes had no tears.” Since we're talking about "words" I thought these were beautiful. Wonderful job on all your projects and thank you for sharing them with us. Oh almost forgot, I'm currently living in Northern California but grew up in Alaska and that will always be home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
i like your blogging style.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower via GFC and BlogLovin.
ReplyDeleteThank you and Quilt Taffy for an awesome giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
I can't believe how many of us followers are relics from the 60's! Love the groovy quilt. Mom had kitchen wallpaper in bright oranges-greens and yellow flowers in the 60's. The thought of those days still makes me smile, as does your quilt. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWay Cool
ReplyDeleteGreat word choices!I love the picture of you and the Man. You both look 12.
ReplyDeleteGreat word choices!I love the picture of you and the Man. You both look 12.
ReplyDeletehippie era i remember it well
ReplyDeleteOnce again, great job! Your quilt is cute but I really love the bag and purse. I am definitely going to have to get the purse pattern!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE your groovy quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'm from northern Ontario, Canada
ktreve (at) hotmail (dot) com
I am heading over to check out the list about what husbands should say... I must be forgetting (story of my life... something my husband should not continue to remind me... wonder if that is on the list?!) Anyway, love your wordy post... it's very cool!
ReplyDeleteI love your Groovy Quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the cat coin purse too :D
ReplyDeleteI am a follower
I really love your quilt and also love the purse and coin purse. The cat is so great! Thanks I am from CA.
ReplyDeleteYes I am a follower. Thanks
ReplyDeletefrom Florida
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing you quilt and your coin purse.
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ReplyDeleteI'm here in the KC area and love everything about this post from the hippie quilt to the cat coin purse.
ReplyDeleteOf course I'm a follower!
ReplyDeleteLove the wordy bag and coordinating feline coin purse! The yellow and purple just make it pop.
ReplyDeleteLeave it to Madame Samm to come up with a list for hubbys!