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By La Donna NelsonPrice
During the third weekend of August and the second weekend in September, after working all year in preparation of the event, the Utah State Western Riding Club Association held their Central Region and State Show at the Carbon County Fairgrounds in which each event brought in roughly 500+ people to our community. Many of these people rented hotel rooms, they bought gas at the local gas stations, and they ate at our local restaurants and shopped at our local stores.
Yet the Carbon County Commissioners still say that no horse people that come into the area spend money here. During these events the ground crews were wonderful and everyone loved the facility, even though most had no clue how much work goes into getting the it ready for the events.
However, prior to the central region meet, it was almost a daily fight to get the facility worked. The grounds were constantly hard as a rock and dusty and rarely worked, putting the safety of numerous horses and riders at risk of injury. Commissioner Jae Potter stated that if we (the horse people who use the facility) continued to complain that it would only be worked once a week (which was sometimes happening) and that we would have to deal with it. The funding is there for it to be worked three times a week but they won't allow their employees to work the facility and keep it going.
During a meeting that was held at the facility, with Shalee Johansen, Carbon County's Director of Tourism, the horse and motorcross people came together to come up with ways to make this facility a place where people would want to come and there wouldn't be complaints. In other words ways to not have our wonderful motorcross track known as "Dusty puddles of mud." Unfortunately, nothing came out of this meeting. This is sad because we have such a wonderful facility for horse and motorcross events and some great ideas to make it better. But our commissioners don't want to hear about it! Consequently our facilities and our local economy suffer.
The commission constantly fights tooth and nail to put any money into the facility to keep it worked in between events or have it looking good so when people come through they go home saying, "Wow, have you seen that Price facility? It is wonderful!" But no. A lot of people leave this county when they drive through thinking, "So sad. If only it was kept in good shape, or there were some improvements, we would bring our events here."
So, why is it that not one commissioner will stand up for these facilities and make them better so we can bring big events here. It seems they would rather see the facility close down than spend any money on it so they can build things that are not very relavant to the local economy. Things like a multi million dollar event center that is not used very much, or a million dollar animal shelter when there was nothing wrong with the old one.
I think this panel of commissioners need to be replaced with citizens who truly care about making this county prosperous and not just those who have their own agendas and only care about what will fill their pockets. It's time to these commissioners open their eyes and not discriminate against these wonderful facilities that could bring a lot of money into our local economy.
Just think, what events could be held in this wonderful county if only they were given the opportunity to come here?!


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Renowned actor Tim Curry's voice is warm, deep, and arch to the point of campiness. Curry is an actor's actor. His voice is so distinctive as to be unmistakable. Fans of this Dickens classic will enjoy hearing Curry manifest the coterie of pithy characters that inhabit this novel, ranging from small boy to old man to dire ghost. Curry's knowing tone suits this fable well. His dramatic but nuanced performance highlights the emotions of loss, fear, hope, and joy that inform this text. Curry takes delight in the macabre aspects of this gothic tale. His irreverent take on this famous novel heightens the drama even for listeners who know the story inside and out.
This version of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, masterfully narrated by Tim Curry, was available for a limited time last year, and now it's back. This one-of-a-kind performance puts a unique spin on a treasured classic, and served as the inspiration for the exciting new line of Audible Signature Classics, including Adventures of Huckleberry Finn with Elijah Wood, and Heart of Darkness with Kenneth Branagh. Tim Curry performs this timeless holiday story in a deliciously dark tone, returning it to its Dickensian roots with a vivid imagining of Victorian London and just the right touch of outrageous fun.
A Christmas Carol has constantly been in print since its original publication in 1849, and has been adapted for stage, television, film, and opera. It has often been credited with returning the jovial and festive atmosphere to the holiday season in Britain and North America, following the somber period that emerged during the Industrial Revolution.
The story opens on a bleak and cold Christmas Eve as Ebenezer Scrooge is closing up his office for the day. As the story progresses and Christmas morning approaches, Scrooge encounters the unforgettable characters that make this story a classic: Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, and, of course, the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come.
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"Superb story and reading!"
Although I've known the story of "A Christmas Carol" since I was a child, my knowledge of it came mostly from Mr Magoo and Disney; I had never actually read the book until now. This audio reading was a special treat: The story itself is excellent in all its descriptive detail, and Tim Curry does an outstanding job as the reader. There were many times I had to remind myself that all the characters were 'played' by one actor. Highly recommend listening to this book!
"Great reading!"
Tim Curry is one of the last people I would have thought of in connection with "A Christmas Carol": my image of him is more the snivelling villain type, a kind of Uriah Heep. To my surprise, he does a bang-up job. The narration is clear and well-paced, and the characters are all given distinctive voices. Curry's reading of Scrooge himself is one of the best I've heard; and his Marley wheezes and gasps like a real ghost. (Not that I've ever actually encountered one outside this story.) Small things matter too: the five "staves" of the tale are labelled as such rather than being turned into "chapters" as on some other recordings.
I've built quite a collection of performances and adaptations of this tale over the years, starting with Mr Magoo. This version will definitely be one of the ones I return to in future.
I'll admit I was a bit skeptical about whether or not I would enjoy such an oft-told literary classic (and I have heard disappointing versions before), but Tim Curry's fantastic narration grabbed me right from the first minute and didn't let go until the end! The emotions of the characters and Dickens' humorous wit really come through in his compelling rendition. I didn't pause it once from start to finish. I laughed, I cried (well, just a little!), and I enjoyed it completely. Recommended!!!
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"Thank You!"
I'm already a fan of Charles Dickens, and of A Christmas Carol--unabridged edition. The whole book has so much heart and detail that can never fit into even the best movie version. I'm also a big fan of other readings of this book. But Tim Curry did a wonderful job. His rattling voice of Jacob Marley is not to be missed, plus he brought out the humorous parts very well. Thank you, Audible, for this wonderful gift!
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"Can't Imagine a December without Ebenezer Scrooge"
I absolutely love Dickens. This is one of those stories where it has moved almost into the soul and center of Christmas. Dickens' style is sharp, his wit is evident, and the story flows like a crisp, step waterfall. I could imagine a December without Ebenezer Scrooge, like I could imagine a December without lights, peppermint, Nativity scenes or Bing Crosby's 'White Christmas'. This was the first year I shared the story with my kids and they enjoyed it as much as I did.
I've been completely enthralled by this audio book. It is so well done as to feel much more like a dramatic production than a simple narration. I'm not a great fan of Tim Curry normally, but his portrayals of Dicken's characters is full-hearted and spot-on (but not over the top or in any way goofy, which is what I had feared). Highly recommended.
"A classic story read with joy"
While there are a myriad of TV and movie versions of this wonderful tale, most eliminate the darker and more thoughtful parts of the story. Hearing it read in its entirety, and by a favorite actor of mine, is truly a joy.
"A Christmas Carol"
Tim Curry is a fabulous reader. I thoroughly enjoyed his rendition of the timeless story!
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You have heard this story a thousand times before but you have not truly heard the story until you listen to Tim Curry. He is a genius. Get this book for the holiday season!
"Often Copied--Never Bettered"
Like setting the star on top the tree, Christmas is complete when we've heard at least some version of Dickens's A Christmas Carol -- and as much as I've enjoyed every one of the many homages to Dicken's Carol, (from Alastair Sim to Mr. Magoo to Bill Murray to Scrooge McDuck) nothing warms the cockles like the original icy Scrooge..."tight-fisted hand at the grindstone, squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner, hard and sharp as flint"... without Mr. Scrooge, there is something missing in Christmas. "Marley was dead..." those opening lines send shivers of memories and delight through me each year I hear them anew. Stupendous production, Curry's expressive and distinctive voice alone is an ensemble; for 3 1/2 hours I was as mesmerized as the first time I read the story. Dickens is always a favorite, but perhaps at his wisest and timeless best here.
"A superb audiobook"
Tim Curry's narration of this timeless classic is simply brilliant.
"Thank you Audible"
Many thanks to Audible for this kind gift. Dickens great story is wonderfully brought to life as Tim Curry readies us for Christmas.
I cried in all the appropriate places as Dickens conjoured up his wonderful familiar characters.
Tim Curry reads well, with the exception of his characterisation of Mrs Cratchet which was a little odd. But now I am being picky and Scroogelike. Forgive me.
Thanks Audible. God Bless you every one.
"Excellent naration of a well loved tale"
Thankyou Audible for this free book, loved every minute of it. Tim Curry really brought it to life and got me in the Christmas mood. His voices to the characters made it more so.
"Great story, wonderously told"
Listening to this fabulous story in its entirety took me back to my childhood! Tim Curry's performance is superb. The voices true to the characters with passion and humour abound. A perfect way to start the Christmas season!
"a classic narrated superbly"
I have to admit that I have a soft spot for Tim Curry, but having received a version with Tom Baker I originally decided not to go through with my order for this.
I listened to the Baker version and was truly disappointed. I have always found that the words of this story stand by themselves with no need for the assistance of mood music and sound effects. The inclusion of which spoilt the Tom Baker narration for me so this week I went for this one.
I started listening, hoping that the same thing had not been done; and to my relief I found it was a clean narration, with good pronunciation.
This is a superbly narrated classic and well worth your consideration. I am so incredibly happy that I purchased this.
"It was very good"
I've seen the story too many times on TV and hate the story, but some how this was really good. I don't know how but the TV adaptations are just cheesy, but this was emotionally engaging, I think because it was the story as told by Charles Dickens and not reinterpreted it was able to keep closer to its original meanings and flavours. It made the story actually fun again. Scrooge has come to mean miserliness when, if the story is effective (as I believe this one is) it should mean generosity and benevolence.
"The Ultimate Christmas Tale"
This audiobook of "A Christmas Carol" is told with great appeal by Tim Curry. This is arguably Dickens' most famous and popular novella, and listening to the original audiobook for the first time, shows it to be superior to the many versions that have appeared on either film or television.
Dickens shows why he is considered one of the greatest authors to have lived, with beautiful descriptive prose and imagery, classic characters and many underlying themes. This is a wonderful Christmas story on the surface, but scratch a little deeper, and you will be exposed to many subtle themes that held resonance with Dickens himself.
"Fantastic reading by Tim Curry"
Entertaining from start to finish. Tim has such a great voice and uses it to best effect. I recommend this book
"A classic and free."
Not much I can say about this story as everyone will know it well so I will just say the narrator was excellent and the audio quality was good.
"my fave Christmas story"
this is my fave Christmas story always worth reading or listening to no matter what
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Diners and sippers at Helper's First Friday event last week had a chance to learn about what's ahead for the burned out area of Manti-LaSal National Forest, and also got to hear a summary of more than 10,000 years of Castle Country prehistory. Dirk Rogers and Brandon Jensen of the US Forest Service conduct an informal briefing for guests at the Balance Rock restaurant. The outlook for the burned area: Nature will take her course, but she's in no hurry. Forest campgrounds are likely to remain closed to camping until the post-fire hazards of flood, mudslides and falling trees abate. That could be years for some of them. However, habitat is already showing signs of new growth as aspens spread in the area that has been cleared of conifers.
USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum Archaeology Curator Tim Riley uses a railing as an impromptu lectern as he delivers a talk at the Happiness Within specialty beverage shop. With about 3,000 identified sites in Carbon County and 4,400 in Emery, there is plenty of evidence of human habititation the area going back to the last years of the Pleistocene Ice Age. Paleoindians of that age appear to have moved in small bands, and traveled far and fast as they hunted everything from mammoths and mastodons to smaller creatures. Stone artifacts have been found hundreds of miles from the source rocks, he explained. Modern bison are the last survivors of that era among big mammals. More recently, archaic Native Americans appear to have roamed from point to point on a seasonal basis. Finally, the Fremont settled the area, leaving behind pottery pit houses in the Tavaputs and San Rafael areas.


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The Lightweight Travel Pack by Patagonia is a superlight travel backpack that holds everything you need for a dayhike or trip to the market, and stuffs into its own pocket when not being used.
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This product was exactly as advertised - a lightweight travel pack. I bought it primarily as a pack to use in addition to a suitcase for travel or as an additional pack for use when I run errands or go shopping on my bicycle (my main bicycle pack is a Mountainsmith Lumbar Pack). I also use it for day hikes. Apart from not having a chest strap (which I fixed by using a shoelace), the pack is great. Do buy the pack if you don't mind a little discomfort in return for light weight and minimalism. Don't buy the pack if you want all kinds of bells and whistles in addition to cushy comfort.
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Check your <VirtualHost> setting in your /etc/proftpd.conf file to see any un-usual settings such as hostname directives. Otherwise, post your conf file and we will help you look for a skrewed setting.
Hey guys, lately my ftp server has been getting more and more connections. I know I should have done something about this from the start.
well when I go to my FTP server it displays my IP to the world, not in the address bar of the web broswer but rather in the page itself. is there a way I can get rid of it or have it say something else?
Check your <VirtualHost> setting in your /etc/proftpd.conf file to see any un-usual settings such as hostname directives. Otherwise, post your conf file and we will help you look for a skrewed setting.
here is my proftpd file
Code:# This is a basic ProFTPD configuration file (rename it to # 'proftpd.conf' for actual use. It establishes a single server # and a single anonymous login. It assumes that you have a user/group # "nobody" and "ftp" for normal operation and anon. ServerType standalone DefaultServer on # Allow FTP resuming. # Remember to set to off if you have an incoming ftp for upload. AllowStoreRestart on # Umask 022 is a good standard umask to prevent new dirs and files # from being group and world writable. Umask 022 # To prevent DoS attacks, set the maximum number of child processes # to 30. If you need to allow more than 30 concurrent connections # at once, simply increase this value. Note that this ONLY works # in standalone mode, in inetd mode you should use an inetd server # that allows you to limit maximum number of processes per service # (such as xinetd). MaxInstances 30 # To cause every FTP user to be "jailed" (chrooted) into their home # directory, uncomment this line. DefaultRoot ~ # Normally, we want files to be overwriteable. AllowOverwrite on # Bar use of SITE CHMOD by default <Limit SITE_CHMOD> DenyAll </Limit> # Needed for NIS. PersistentPasswd off # A basic anonymous configuration, no upload directories. # Allow masquerading and use of port 8889 from Internet. MasqueradeAddress 192.168.1.101 <ftp server url> PassivePorts 60000 65535 Port 8889 <Anonymous ~ftp> User ftp Group ftp # We want clients to be able to login with "anonymous" as well as "ftp" UserAlias anonymous ftp # Limit the maximum number of anonymous logins MaxClients 10 # Don't make it require a valid password or shell. RequireValidShell off AnonRequirePassword off # Limit WRITE everywhere in the anonymous chroot <Limit WRITE> DenyAll </Limit> </Anonymous>
Well, from this alone, it doesn't looks like there is anything unusual going on.
hmmm ... :-\
You should try defining your server name.
Or MASQ your server like this.
The problem might be you DO NOT have it defined.
Let me know how it goes.


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- The Rangers are 9-1-0 with Jeff Woywitka in the lineup, 6-0-0
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- The Rangers rank first in the NHL in goals against per
game. The Blueshirts rank 13th in goals
scored, 21st on the power play and sixth on the penalty kill.
- During its six-game winning streak New York has allowed just
nine goals. During the streak the
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- Henrik Lundqvist is 6-3-3 with a 2.14 GAA and a .933 save
percentage. Martin Biron is 3-0-0 with a
.95 GAA and a .963 save percentage.
- The G.A.S. line has eight goals and 14 assists since being
united six games ago. During that period
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and six assists and Derek Stepan has three goals and five assists.
- The Rangers' early season penalty issues seem to be behind
them. The team has been shorthanded just
15 times in its last six games.
- Avery has not taken a minor penalty in four games since
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- The Blueshirts haven't lost a game this season when they've
outshot their opponent. The Blueshirts
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- Gaborik has put 69 shots on net, two
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- New York has scored only 12 second period goals, tied for
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Dorothy Kilgallen was one of the most outspoken journalists of mid-20th-century America. Before she died under mysterious circumstances, 47 years ago today, she was known to have an opinion on everything – and a pithy way of stating it.
We're remembering Dorothy Kilgallen today with a few of her most quotable quotes.
"Things said to a reporter in confidence should be kept in confidence."
Kilgallen wrote her column, The Voice of Broadway, for the New York Journal American from 1938 until her 1965 death. The column's topics ranged all over, from gossip about town, to politics, to organized crime. Throughout her career, no matter how juicy or controversial a story, Kilgallen was staunch about refusing to reveal the identities of her sources.
"The New York of those days was a place in which external events were few and unexciting, and little girls were mostly to be happy at home."
…This, clearly, in contrast to the New York of Kilgallen's day, when there was much for a gossip columnist to report on. And Kilgallen didn't just pass along the celebrity news – she was part of it, too. More than just a reporter, she was also a radio show host, a published author, a Pulitzer Prize nominee... and she was often seen on the scene. She attended Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, co-produced a Broadway musical, and received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
"I'm tired of being the smartest person on the entire panel."
Kilgallen was also a regular panelist on popular game show What's My Line?, where she was known to milk her screen time for all it was worth…
"I don't know anything about money. You'll have to talk to my husband about that."
That husband was actor Richard Kollmar, with whom she often worked, from the radio show to the Broadway production to a memorable episode of What's My Line?.
"I get most of my stuff during the day. People seem to know the days I'm writing a news column and call me with items."
Kilgallen often took on controversial items, like the trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard for the murder of his wife. She also wrote on more than one occasion about, as she called them, "flying saucers" – believing that they were real and deserving of national attention. And there was one particularly controversial story Kilgallen tackled…
"At any rate, the whole thing smells a bit fishy."
That was the story of President John F. Kennedy's murder. Though she never revealed its contents, Kilgallen claimed to have conducted an interview with Jack Ruby while he was on trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Not long after that, she published Ruby's testimony to the Warren Commission – long before it was officially made public. Kilgallen's columns made it clear that she smelled a rat and didn't believe the story that was being told to the American public.
"I'm going to break the real story and have the biggest scoop of the century."
Kilgallen died a little over a year later, without having broken any conclusive story of JFK's death. That timing, combined with the mysterious nature of the death (the coroner's official verdict on her cause of death was "circumstances undetermined"), has led some to speculate that her death was part of a vast conspiracy that encompassed JFK's assassination as well. It's unlikely we'll ever know the truth of what Dorothy Kilgallen wanted to share with the world, or the real story of her death. But guessing at the truth is tantalizing… as the great gossip columnist certainly knew.
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Kenzie Cave applies the tag when this Lady Spartan tried to steal home on an overthrown pitch as the Dinos downed the Emery girls.
Kenzie Cave fouls off a pitch before she sent one over the fence for a home run in the third against Emery on Thursday.
For a team that has lost several close games lately, the pain of losing by 10 in a region game was was pretty tough to swallow. Region leading North Sanpete, showed the Dinos the door with a 10-0 spanking in Carbon's region opener. But the Lady Dinos returned the favor to the Emery Spartans two days later as they sent them packing with a 9-1 drubbing.
On Tuesday, the Hawks put up four quick ones to set the tone in the first inning. They added two in the second and three more in the fourth. Posting one more in the fifth without a Dino score ended the game in five.
The Dinos only managed two hits in the game against a good North Sanpete pitcher. The Hawks hit well and Carbon's defense only committed one error in the game.
"They (North Sanpete) are a good team and to be honest about it, we didn't show up to play. We were intimidated by them. That is some of our youth showing. We just need to be prepared to play good teams like them," said coach Tony Pinedo about the loss.
But on Thursday, the Dinos did come to play. Carbon pitcher Kenzie Cave struck out the side in the top of the first and then let the Dino bats go to work. They had crossed the plate to take the early lead when Cave went back to work with another perfect inning. She then helped her own cause with a blast over the left field fence. Carbon had a 5-0 lead.
Emery made a little noise in the third with a couple of hits and sent one home. With a pair of outs and runners at the corners, Cave threw one past Carbon catcher Brianne Vogrinic and the Spartan runner tried to score. Cave made the tag as she covered the plate and the Emery rally was over. They didn't score again in the game.
The Dinos added three insurance runs in the fifth. Then in the sixth, Kylee Lessar killed a Spartan pitch as she sent it well over the left center field fence. The ball cleared not only the chain link, but the cars parked watching the game.
"Hopefully we can keep it going," said Pinedo after the win. "We really played tough. The only good thing about the loss is that it was on the road and we won our home game. That is what you can really hope for; is to win all your home games and steal one or two on the road. We play Delta on the road on Tuesday and if we can take that one we will be sitting in great shape in region play."
The road game against the Rabbits is the Dino's only game for the week. Their next home game is April 14 against Juan Diego.
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Senior Rachel Skoza, the only senior on the squad, was honored prior to the match for Senior Night.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
June Quilting Bee Blocks
Is it just me, or was June 2009 the fastest month in history?? Wow, it just blew right by me. I only had one blog post in the whole month! Crazy.
Luckily, I was able to keep up with my many online quilting bees. I am terrified of falling even one month behind, because I know the snowball effect is huge in these things. One missed month turns into piles and piles of other people's fabrics that need to be made into blocks. And I definitely take the commitment that I made to other people very seriously. So on to the block-making ... !
For SewConnected, Sarah (aka krommama) sent out ... NOTHING! Her challenge (which is SO TRUE to who she is!) was to make an entire block out of nothing but our own scraps. And those of you familiar with Sarah's work know that she LOVES wonky houses. So that's what she asked for: scrappy, wonky houses. Fun!
Fortunately for me, I've recently been getting back a lot of scraps from my own SewConnected quilt, so I was happy to put them to good use:
My favorite part about this house is the roof. You can't really tell from the picture, but it's made up of 3 or 4 very skinny strips of the same fabric, all sewn together. The result is a textured roof ... almost reminiscent of shingles or gables. A small but nice detail, I think!
Over at SewConnected 2, Amanda (sasikirana) selected a really striking array of greens and greys for her quilt blocks. Her color combo is so, so great (check out her picture here). She also included a hand embroidered strip of the alphabet for each quilter, as well as a smaller bit featuring the quilter's initials. What a great way to tie all of the blocks together! And featuring the "signature" of every quilter on their block is such an inspired idea.
Her request was for improv-style blocks. I had no idea where I was going with this until I was done ... and I am pretty happy with the final result! It finished a bit too narrow, so I added the column of green apples down the right side of the block.
June was a 2-quilter month in the SewConnected 3 group, and to help defray shipping costs for the group, I assigned the month to both of our Belgian members: Dallas (aka forthejourney) and Sarah (aka craftywaffles), affectionately known as "Team Belgium"!
Dallas pulled together a really nice collection of autumnal colors and patterns (see her pic here) and asked for a "bold pattern, modern in style, but not improvisational or wonky". I decided on a simple (but effective, I think) pattern that showcases those great owls:
I can't wait to see how Dallas' final quilt turns out!
Sarah really decided to throw out a challenge for her blocks. Her vision is for a "modern, shabby chic" quilt inspired by antiques and Cath Kidston. She sent everyone a blank-slate cut of white fabric and a selection of some of her shabby chic prints. Her only direction was "bubbles" ... to be interpreted however we like. Her challenge was to work with curves and circles ... something I really haven't tackled yet.
After going back and forth, back and forth a few times on my design, I decided to experiment some more with reverse applique. I figured that it would be different & unique, and the slightly frayed edges that will occur over time (after washing) would be VERY shabby chic!
First, a single, large bubble:
And next, a nice orderly collection of 9 bubbles. I tried to select soft, coordinating perle cotton colors for the stitching. It's still a new technique for me, so I really, really hope that these blocks can stand the test of time!
I hope they meet your vision, Sarah!
Buzz Cuts is a really fun group to be a part of. Very feisty! Lots of good discussion and banter happening over there. For June, Jean (aka JAmundsen) sent out some swanky Moda fabrics and asked for some "anything goes" blocks in a variety of sizes.
I made up two different block designs for Jean:
Mary (aka namawsbusyquiltn ... I love typing that screen name!) is also a member of Buzz Cuts, and decided to get a jump start on July by sending out her fabrics early. To be perfectly honest, I had forgotten that this was a July block and thought it was due by the end of June! No worry ... it just lightens my load a bit for July.
She sent Moda's "Howard Marcus - Collection for a Cause (Heritage)" and asked for traditional star blocks in a variety of sizes. I made a 12" star ...
... and an itty-bitty 6" star. I am definitely not used to sewing with such small pieces and cuts. As you can see, I had a bit of trouble getting all of my mini seams to match up. This picture is an extreme close-up; it looks a lot better from afar!
Stars seem to be a theme for several swaps lately. Donna (from bee inspired) also asked for star blocks from the group -- this time, in a standard 12.5" size and made from her selections of blue, white, and gold.
I was also able to make 2 blocks for Donna:
Another great month full of wonderful fabrics and fun challenges! I really love making blocks -- it eliminates the stresses I have about basting, quilting and binding!
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oh my, you are a busy one. they all look great. nice blue and brown stars, there very nicely done! perhaps they will look good in pink green and white??? just one for me... fabric on it's way!ReplyDelete
Such inspiring blocks you've made. I see some wonky houses in my future. And some "bubbles"!!ReplyDelete
So busy! I love those bubbles, they will be perfect in a quilt. And I love the house and buzz cut cross block too.ReplyDelete
that must have taken some serious time! Do you ever sleep?ReplyDelete
Fun seeing all the blocks! Do you find that with so many swaps you don't have as much time to work on your own projects?ReplyDelete
Wow! How do you keep all of those straight? What wonderful, creative blocks you have made!ReplyDelete
Your creativity is astounding! What a great way to showcase all these different fabrics and block preferences!ReplyDelete
Wow, those are great!ReplyDelete
Hey John,ReplyDelete
I love my blocks, and after seeing them IRL, I'm sure they will stand up to a bit of washing etc.
loving those owls! great blocks John; you are on a roll!ReplyDelete
Love the bubble block - what a fab idea!ReplyDelete
no wonder you don't have time to make larger quilts...you do so great on your blocks! and man, you crank 'em out.ReplyDelete
Love the wonky house block so fun!ReplyDelete
Oh man, each of these blocks turned out nice. My favorite is the block with the owls. You just gave me some inspiration.ReplyDelete


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