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Saturday, July 31, 2021

July 2021 Monthly Quilt Update

As we begin the second half of this year, what is your I AM?  If you have to stick little notes around to help - do it!  I completely understand.  This past year has been challenging in ways we never imagined and has tested everyone.  Find your I AM and move forward.  It takes effort but will be worth it.

If you are new to the blog, you may be asking, "just what is a monthly update?"  I decided long ago that I just can't keep up with blogging daily.  I just can't.  Sooooo, what happens is I document a day in my life within one post and if something special happens, a separate post takes place.  See, you can stay caught up with a once a month check and then, if you're interested, see the other posts too.  It's a great system for me.

In years past, I have set goals for each month and I will continue to do that simply to keep myself on track.  I AM still in an ongoing UFO mode around here and trying oh so hard to use or clean out the stash.  It will be an continuing project this year.  If I want something to come in -- something has to go out.  That is one goal.  The balances change each month (hopefully) and will always show up at the bottom of the update if you read that far - and they are joined by links to the previous monthly updates for the year.

Now, grab a cuppa and sit back for a fun read and perhaps a new idea or two.   (P.S. I format on a computer, so if you are reading on a phone, well sometimes the pictures will be before or after the story.  It is what it is.)

Sunday, July 18, 2021

Ladybug's Cabin - Bigfork, MT

 Kalispell's Art in the Park is today and we are taking Mom out for a bit.  As we wander the booths, I come across Ladybug's Cabin's booth.  I'm stopped instantly and have to wander for a bit.  Ladybug's Cabin is a quilting, pattern design, and textile art shop in Bigfork.  Who knew?  I'll have to go and check out the physical location next trip up.

At any rate, Monique Kleinhans is the owner and is a delight to speak with.  I asked for permission to photo her booth and here is a peek at her work.