But one doesn't expect this kind of weather on the northern Oregon coast in October. We shared a condo facing the beach with another couple and each morning I watched the sky turn from night to shades of pinks and finally blue. I was able to stitch a couple hours each morning with this view.
I did manage to find a small bead store and bought some delightful tiny topaz beads which will be perfect for the suffrage quilt which is moving along nicely. I was hoping to have it ready to assemble by Christmas and I do believe I'm going to make it.
And of course a person having a rainbow door couldn't resist these outrageous gypsy earrings. They are huge and I plan to combine and "redesign" them into a pendant for a necklace...
The dogs welcomed us home with much enthusiasm and by tomorrow things should be back into "getting ready for winter" mode...
WElcome home! I've always wanted to learn bridge. That tournament looks pretty amazing. I never knew it existed...Jim got a kick out of it too...
ReplyDeletewhat an enormous tournament, not a game I have ever learnt to play but see I am in the miinority, good to see you had time for stitching too. Looks like a very peaceful beach, beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour amazing...a women of many talents! Love the new winter look of your blog.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. When I lived on Vancouver Island we used to get some pretty nice weather in October. I spent the last week of my pregnancy (first week of October) down in the basement because it was about 90 C outside. Love the earrings - can't wait to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge tournament looks great! I learned to play not long ago. What a lovely view you had to stitch with.
ReplyDeleteWinter will be here, before we are ready, I am sure.
Deb