Moving Back Home

You’re going to really really hate this.

Please alter your Google Reader, Bloglines or Blogspot/Blogger blog list to read

http://dordognequilter.blogspot.com.

I can’t export the WordPress posts to Blogger at the moment, but there is a link to here at the top of the page.

See you there!

Hugs

Perhaps I need a change of scene?

I can’t tell you how much all your comments meant to me.    When I opened my mail box the morning after I wrote that post I cried buckets!

Can you bear with me and do one more little thing?  Please?

Could you be so kind as to pop over to my old home and then leave a comment here saying which one you prefer.  The old one has undergone a make over and I must admit that I rather like it.

Wooo hooo – I’m sewing again!

Take a peek

at this.

but please don’t leave a comment.  She’ll kill me!

I must admit that I’m impressed with the way she writes – no wonder she wants to get into fashion journalism.

PS: I hope you can read French

Bloglines

Before I start jumping up and down and screaming.

Is anyone else having troubling logging into Bloglines?

I keep on getting an Error 500 Internal Server Error

Mucking about with Picasa 3

Whose mucked about with the new collage option on Picasa 3?

These were taken at the vide greniers at Bourdeilles last Sunday.

You can view more photos of the expo here.  Tonya – you must check out the skeleton!

Another collage

and another one

Playing with Pink

I’m still weighing up the pro’s and con’s so will stay put for the time being.  The main reason for staying is the templates – much prefer WordPress to Blogger for that, even though WordPress’s widget’s aren’t as good.

Anyway, on to more important things, like what has been happening in the sewing corner.

I’ve put the stars together and put a border round them.

I then thought words round the edge (You are a star), but I think I’ve over-egged the pudding.  The words could go across the top and down the side, both sides, or down one side and across the bottom.

Without the words the quilt measures 26.5″ by 36″.  Obviously with the words and another border it’s going to be a lot bigger.

The quilt is for my niece to be .  If I leave it as it is then it will be fine until she gets to sleep in a big girl’s bed, but I thought if I made it bigger then she’d have it for keeps.

Decisions, decisions. HELP!

The weather we’ve been having here is unbelievable.  The Hibiscus has normally finished flowering by the end of July.  There are still one or two blooms left on it.

I’ve been meaning to take a photo of these fountains for ages.

They’re in the centre of Périgueux near the Theatre (Allée d’Aquitaine).

Now isn’t that just typical!  There’s me saying we having gorgeous weather and the sky has turned black, its raining and there are ominous rumblings.

Donc, A+