How are you coming along with your blocks? Hmmmmmmmmmmm? Are you behind? Are you all caught up? Are you just collecting them for a rainy day six years from now? hee,hee,hee.
Well, this month Harrington and Hannah have are having a nice little chat with William, the bookworm, about teachers. You see, they think teachers are awesome! They think teachers have a most difficult job in these times! They think teachers should be paid lots and lots of money for all that they must go through! Without teachers, where would we be? So thank you dear teachers for all that you do to inspire, guide and help us to learn. We are ever so grateful to you!
Here's how they all look together.
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Have fun and happy stitching!
xx,
Michelle, Harrington and Hannah
19 comments:
Hi Shell, Harrington and Hannah,
The quilt is looking so beautiful and just love everything about it. How cute William the bookworm is!
You are so talented.
Have a happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Thanks for another lovely block... I was caught up ... until today of course... only just so I will post up photos soon...
Hugz
Hi guys ... that is a great September block! (I suppose anything with bunnys on it is great!)
Teachers - don't go be getting me started - ... in our state the average Public School teacher salary is around $50,000 - $55,000 per year. I like to think of school teacher as a classic, archtypical middle-class job. Obama and Romney both say you are in the middle class until you make more than $250,000 per year. I wonder where their cutoff for the lower class is? Something is screwy ....
Hi Shell:
Your quilt is so perfectly YOU! I love the fabrics and colors you chose. It looks just beautiful.
xoxo
Deece
thats looking great shell,when its finished it going to be fab!
Love the block Shell. I have it all cut out ready to stitch. Yay i'm finally caught up. :) Stitching the embroidery pumpkins at the moment. Hugs,
teeeheeeee....look at that worm...will the bunnies eat it?????? SWEET AS CAN BE MY DEAR! Anita
I love the new block! I am a bit behind! I have all blocks cut out and ironed on the background. Only 2 done. I have the others started embroidery. I have the pumpkins ironed down too. Now to finish a few more. Thanks so much!
I am a little behind on my blocks and I do hope to catch up soon. I have a block in my sewing bag all ready for the stitching. Thanks for all of your hard work. September's block is great!
Sweet block for back to school. Thank you! I'm one of those saving these for a rainy day :-)
Love September's block and since I am a school secretary it is especially special! LOL
I may have to do this one twice and display it on my desk!
I'm almost caught up...on July's block. School is interupting my stitching time! LOL
Thank you for sharing your talents.
LOVE it, Shell!!! Being a former homeschool teacher, especially. *G* I'm saving them for a SNOWY day this winter...I seem to have so much more time to stitch in winter. Stitching gorgeous creations like this is what gets me through!
Oh shellllllll the blocks are gorgeous...my kind of colors...your work is appetizing to the eyes....and I see your bunny seem very happy ..
Oh, phooey! now I am three behind. Cute new one.
Very cute block.
Love thpse buns!! have to admit (a bit sheepishly), I'm one of the ones saving all the blocks for that rainy day! I can't wait to start/finish 'em tho!
I love this block. This is my favourite block so far. Thank you for appreciating teachers. I thought I would share this poem - I am sure the bunnies will appreciate it.
http://taylormali.com/poems-online/what-teachers-make/
Thank you so much for another wonderful block pattern! That little worm is so much cuter than the one I once found in a nectarine I was eating!! LOL... Thankfully, it was still whole... and wriggling away. heee heee... hugs Elly
Just ordered!! :)
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