These are Baguettes. It means a diamond, or a loaf of bread.

I just got home from the Baguettes winter getaway. We had a great time, and filled the house with our stuff, and laughter. Nan brought a chenille baby quilt she made, to show us. And her stitched picture of her nephew and baby, which is incredible.

Babe made a beautiful felt pillow, and Sarah made 3 of her own.

Nan pieced squares and triangles. Deb made a huge pile of baby quilts.

Julie made a journal cover, as did I. I made 3 rooster quilt tops, painted a collage, and made little folders. So did Julie, and Babe.


We took about 2 tons of stuff to do, ate a lot of chocolate, read 2 stories, and laughed.

She Who Welcomes Spring, an art doll, made by Holly Kreag, now part of my collection!

Thanks to Brooks Hinerman, here are some pictures of the reception last night, at Two Twelve Arts. The place is beautiful, the food was delicious, the people are wonderful.

Chicken Little, a new Hawaiian Chicken, number 21.

Two new quilts, a Hawaiian Chicken, and a Blackbird. The bird is textured velvet. Numbers 19 and 20.

This is Irene Gates, and her husband, Dan. She is a wonderful collage artist, and painted these expressive women. They are very nice people from Douglas, Michigan. Dan is involved in the process of finishing her work. We are in a show together at Stone Arch, in Saline. And we spent a fun afternoon and evening yesterday.

This was in the Saline Reporter today! Yay! Click on it to get the larger picture.

A basket pillow, made from an Art Salad basket block. Number 18

I made my crazy quilt block into a pillow. Number 17.

The FiberArtists met last night at 212. We had a demo on how to make a crazy quilt block. Becky, Brooks, and Gaines show off the ones they made.