One Point through Time – Top of the Creek Bank
On the last Friday of each month, I walk the same route and take pictures in all four directions. This is my Point 6, top of the creek bank, facing south.
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1930s Pattern Books for Home Goods
As I sorted through the 1930s pattern books from the Awesome Auction Haul, I found three books of patterns for home goods. The first two are table settings books from 1937, published by The Spool Cotton Company. That was the J. & P. Coats Company, and all of the patterns recommend Coats Mercerized Crochet cotton, […]
1930s Pattern Books
Going through the Awesome Auction Haul of pattern books from the 1910s to the 1990s, I found that there were no books from the 1920s. Hopefully the original owners, Minnie and Olive, were out having too much fun in the Roaring Twenties to do any needlework. But from the 1930s, we have a nice mix […]
ScrapHappy May 2023 — Double Dipping
I just wrote about this quilt two posts ago, but it really needed more work then, and it is made from scraps, so here it is again. This was made for an online art quilt group, and the theme was “maps”. I had so much fun creating the shapes from scraps, and using lots of […]
Awesome Auction Haul
This year I have been indulging in some online auctions. I always liked going to estate sales, but lately it seems they have all moved online, and I like that even better! I don’t have to wait until the auctioneer gets to the lot I am interested in; I can bid immediately and then watch […]
The Endeavourers’ Reveal Day — Maps
Our online art quilt group, The Endeavourers, picked “maps” as this quarter’s theme. I love looking at maps and I had a lot of ideas for this one, but I finally settled on recreating this old map of London from 1572. Its details make me feel like I could jump in and start strolling the […]
Hmmm . . . i wonder why I can’t see the slideshow?
Oh, I hope you can! I had trouble when I was previewing it – I saw the message that said “This slideshow requires Java” for a long time, but then it finally worked. I have been having lots of trouble with the internet in general over the last few days, so I just thought it was loading slowly because of my tiny little rural internet provider. But I just checked and I can see it fine. I will sign out and then see what I see.
I logged out and just went to the blog site, and I could still see it.
I can see it now! I wonder what the issue was . . . hmmm. But I like your idea. I’ve always thought it would be interesting to put a camera on a tripod and take a photo of the same view, at the same time, every day.
Yours would have much more dramatic changes than mine! They are a good tool for me to figure out when a dead tree fell or when we had so much rain the vines grew overnight, but I would love to have actual seasons!