The celebrations are over, although I'm still grinning from ear to ear. A little clarification, what I received was not citizenship, but permanent residency. I can apply for citizenship in another three years.
Now that the celebrations are over it's time to get busy again. I did a little shopping on the weekend for threads for the tea swap. Lovely Weeks Dye works in very yummy colours, all ready to be stitched into the project.

A little peek at part of the project.

I've been busy quilting the "love" quilt, and am about a third the way through. I hope to make more progress on it today.

While I shopped on Saturday I also purchased a piece of fabric for this quilt. Still haven't decided if I'll use if for another border or just bind it. Hopefully you'll see progress on this one later in the week or next week.

Happy Stitching.
24 comments:
Congratulations!! That is marvelous! I'm happy for you.
I really like your Love quilt (O:
Such a little sneak peek on your tea project! Beutiful thread colors.
Your threads and stitchery are gorgeous!!!
congratulations Linda.....and that sneak peek was just way too sneaky!! you have been busy.....! I have been lazy in the heat...and it is set to continue for the rest of the week...yuk! roll on winter I say...LOL
Busy as always...:o)
And I have to gree with you...those Weeks Dye Works is so lovely...think they have better colours than DMC ..that are a little bit too bright...
Love the little peeks... :o)
Congratulazioni!! E' bellissimo!
Permanent residency, I am sure is the first step, Congrats! I just can't wait to see the love quilt! I really enjoy seeing your stitching.
A lot of lovely work going on, I can see!
Look forward to see more...
Love your threads colors Linda They look so soft and well. Your sneak peak.....I have to follow this one....
Love all those stripes and plaids *s*
Linda, it looks like you have been busy. Can't wait to see the finishes projects.
Keep Stitchen'
Bonnie
Loving the plaid quilt. Those threads are lovely colors--I've not heard of Weeks Dye, please do tell.
cute threads AND quilt!!
Love the threads....Weeks dye Works?.....I have not heard of those in Aus....but then I am always the last to find out anything useful.....lol.....
Soooo wonderful to read of your new of PERMANENT RESIDENCY in the GREAT USA! I think that those of us whov'e been born here don't really have a clue as to the passion some people carry in their hearts to become Citizens! I pray your prayers will be answered soon and that the next three years will pass quickly.
Blessings to you! LOVE your BLOG and your loving spirit! It certainly shines through...love the beautiful STITCHING, too! Goodness! You are soooo talented.
Hugs to you from ICY and COLD Oklahoma!
Rebecca
Your quilts are wonderful. I love both styles. P.S. Happy belated birthday to you.
Such lovely soft colours. How you fit it all in I just dont know!
Those WDW threads look rather yummy and of course I can't wait to see what the stitchery will turn into.
Love your quilt. It looks as though the end is in sight!
This is my first visit to your blog. You have a very nice blog and I love your quilting. Hope to visit again.
I love the softness of your threads, the plaids in your quilt and the love in your love quilt.
I can hardly wait to see the "love" quilt finished!
I just found you through another blog and am happy to say I am a child of the King also!! I like your windmill quilt. I'm not sure if that's the name of it or hourglass. I have made one like that before and I really like yours. It was fun to stop by and I'm sure I'll be here again!! My husband is a pastor so I better get ready for church.:) Congratulations!
WOW, precioso!!!! te felicito por tan lindos trabajos!
Huggs!
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