We had a storm last night and it's not over yet. First it rained about 10mm, which then changed to snow. About 10cm of snow fell, but it packed down and has created a wet, swampy mess. The guy on the radio cautioned folks to take it easy when clearing their driveways and walks. It is being called, "heart attack snow". Needless to say, I won't be going out there to shovel anything.
I took this photo from my back door. I had to stick my head outside a bit to get this shot. Water was dripping off the glass roof and onto my head, so I only took this one shot. The storm came from the west, but the wind was from the east. I don't understand it either! LOL You can see how the wet snow stuck to the east side of everything - the trees, bushes, my fence etc. A moment after I closed the door, a gigantic chunk of ice slid off the roof and landed in front of the door, right where I had been standing to take the picture. If I was a cat, that certainly would have been one of my nine lives. So much for winter. I have had enough.
And now for what I really want to show you today. I have completed the baby quilt to the flimsy stage. It is called, "Jungle Path" and is a free pattern that can be found here. This was really fun to make and I think there will be a few more in my future. Lots of babies are being born this year.
I took this photo from my back door. I had to stick my head outside a bit to get this shot. Water was dripping off the glass roof and onto my head, so I only took this one shot. The storm came from the west, but the wind was from the east. I don't understand it either! LOL You can see how the wet snow stuck to the east side of everything - the trees, bushes, my fence etc. A moment after I closed the door, a gigantic chunk of ice slid off the roof and landed in front of the door, right where I had been standing to take the picture. If I was a cat, that certainly would have been one of my nine lives. So much for winter. I have had enough.
And now for what I really want to show you today. I have completed the baby quilt to the flimsy stage. It is called, "Jungle Path" and is a free pattern that can be found here. This was really fun to make and I think there will be a few more in my future. Lots of babies are being born this year.
4 comments:
We are supposed to get to 75 degrees here today. I love you happy baby quilt. Good job!
What a nice, bright quilt. I was out a midnight and then twide this morning shovelling the wet stuff. My husband did it too just before he headed out to work. I think it's done now but those drivers really should slow down so they don't soak pedestrians.
Love your Jungle Path baby quilt!
I love how colorful your jungle path quilt is!
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