Using photography to capture memories, one at a time. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. The ice is gone out as of yesterday, but still some floating around out there. Scroll down to see more! Along the shores of Lake Simcoe. Yes, that is a dock under all that snow! Walking along the pier, alot of ice built up. More ice on the pier.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010. So good news, bad news. Monday, August 23, 2010. Posies and sewing and stuff.

Sunday, November 2, 2014. A friend who used to attend the quilt group we helped to organize at Shaler Library gave me some vintage handkerchiefs from her collection. She was in the process of making a quilt as you go method handkerchief quilt when she moved away. She had the sweetest story about her collection of hankies - she and a close friend had exchanged hankies for birthdays and Christmases for many many years. Or many kind of racy? I liked having this scarf draped over .

Quilting was first introduced to the Islanders of the Hawaiian Islands by missionaries in 1820. Then, the Hawaiians were being taught methods of piecing scraps of fabric to make a large quilt. Also, they learned snowflake paper cutting. In the past, Hawaiian quilts. Koa Gifts and More! Of an.