Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Another Stormy Night in the ATL

Hi everyone!  I'm back from Michigan with lots of catching up to do!!  I am WAY behind in reading blogs and getting posts together and getting photos ready to post and everything else. 


I had a fabulous time with my family.  Little niece Mackenzie is 13 months old and went from crawling to running.  She is always on the go and moving fast.  Faster than the speed of light (and camera-toting aunties). Full of giggles and smiles and babbling.  Love it!!!  Love her so much! 


Here's a quick post because of storms coming (this spring sure is bringing crazy weather!!!).  More Michigan posts coming including completed projects, fabric acquisitions,  maybe a couple more photos of Mackenzie, an Easter cake, and dinosaurs!

Here is one of two bibs that I made Mackenzie while I was up there.  Made from leftover Bliss charm squares and based on pattern in the Summer issue of Quilts & More magazine.  I made the bibs a little longer and wider to keep more of her clothes covered.    



I hope everyone is safe in the Southeast (especially my blog friends in Alabama!) & Midwest tonight.  Big storms coming. Be safe, be prepared, and make sure you have leashes/carriers/food/water/medicine for your pets! 

I am getting a disaster preparedness kit complied since this spring has been a wild one.  I have solar/hand-cranked flashlights & lantern and am working on a design for a bag.  Time to charge up the iPhone and flip to the Weather Channel.

5 comments:

Michele said...

I hope you are doing okay in the storms! Storms like that can be so frightening!

Nancy Near Philadelphia said...

She is WONDERFUL!

sewprimitive karen said...

There's an active girl!

Aieeeee the storms! Not good.

Unknown said...

glad you're back. luv the pix. I need to get a disater kit too. I confined us to one room last night so I could grab the guys quickly if I need to. Scary night

Carol said...

Glad you had a wonderful time...knew you would :) Oh I'm so glad to hear from you...these storms have been incredible...a storm bag is a great idea. Stay safe!