The final stitches went into the binding of my 2021 Temperature Quilt this weekend and I'm very excited about how it turned out!  My fav...

And 2021 is a wrap! There was such an amazing string of days at the end of December - which continued into the first 2 days of January - whe...

(Click here for the One Monthly Goal December link-up) Creating a temperature quilt is a great way to reflect back on the year.  I enjoy the...

North Carolina weather in spring and fall brings many perfect days - temps in the 70s and a deep Carolina blue sky.   This October brought u...

While we had some beautiful blue skies with low humidity, September also had its share of hot and humid!  (I've no complaints - I was ab...

August was a hot and humid month!  In fact, 18 of the 31 days saw highs in the 90s (i.e. red) and lows in the 70s (i.e. yellow.)   Interesti...

(Click here for One Monthly Goal August link-up) Summer has arrived in full force with really, really, (really) humid days.  I continue to s...

(Click here for One Monthly Goal July Link-up) Bring on summer!  Mixed in with all the typical high humidity we've managed to have some ...

The 80 degree days have arrived! My design documents both the high and low temperature in a block which finishes 1 1/2 '' x 2'...

April brought a whole bunch of different temperatures to North Carolina - we had days with highs in the upper 80s (with not too bad humidity...

I am so happy with my 2020 Temperature Quilt finish!  I used my walking foot to do straight line quilting which ended up about 1/4''...

My design documents both the high and low temperature in a block which finishes 1 1/2 '' x 2''.  The improv strip is 1/4...

I've started to assemble the backing and am getting ready to baste my 2020 temperature quilt.  This quilt currently measures 48'...

And it is a wrap! 2020 is behind us and the high and low temperatures of each day throughout the year here in central NC is forever recorded...