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9.17.2012

UNCLE BOO'S GARDEN



Slowly, but surely


I'm getting these pictures of the progress of my fabric book


into the blogosphere.


We leave for the States on Wednesday...


where I'll teach a fabric book workshop in Florida


after we visit our son in Texas.


Since I am now the happy owner of a MacBook Pro laptop


I'll do my best to stay current with my blog


and yours.



But in case you don't hear from me for awhile...



You know where I'll be.

Only...the beach I'll be at is in FL...Not Colombia.


Create Your Life,



annie!

33 comments:

  1. Wishing you a wonderful trip and I envy the people attending your Fabric Book Workshop, lucky them. ybf ann.

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    1. Thanks so very much Ann. We're gonna get you in that time capsule yet.

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  2. great photos you've posted here Annie.Hope you've a great trip.
    May I ask you one thing/ why such a title for this post- Uncle Boo's Garden?
    Susan

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    1. Thanks Ariel! I will have a great trip. :) Years ago, I made a quilt entitled Uncle Boo's Garden - and when I tried to print out the label, I got several rejects. One of those rejects ended up on this page because the butterflies and flowers reminded me of a garden. ") Thanks for being so observant…and asking! :)

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  3. Happy life creating! Your travels and the beach sound wonderful...and so is that gorgeous fabric book!!

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  4. I love it!! Have a wonderful trip <3

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    1. Thanks Chel! :) I'll answer your email once I'm settled in Florida.

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  5. Well, annie, Ariel asked the question that I have been wondering too. Love your answer too. My fave thing is those sequin flowers. Just yesterday before seeing your flickr I was looking around for some wayward sequins for an eye for a flamingo. I already knew where the beads were. No sequins. Must get a supply! Happy trip!

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    1. Thanks Annie. :) I didn't mention that the original quilt was named Uncle Boo's Garden after my favorite Uncle…who passed away shortly after I began the quilt. I ended up thinking about him so much during the making of it…that it just had to be for him. You wouldn't believe the collection of sequins I own. Ridiculous. Most, if not all of them, were purchased at yard sales for pennies. And PS - I have used snaps as flowers before…and earring backs and of course, buttons. Whatever I have…if I can attach it...is put to use.

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    2. PS - can't wait to see your flamingo! I'm crazy about them!

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  6. I’d love to go for a stroll through Uncle Bob’s garden! Safe travels!

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  7. I wish I could take that workshop with you. Your fabric book is gorgeous (I know I keep saying that, but it keeps being true, so what can you do?) ;-) Have a good time in the States!

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    1. Thanks so much Caatje. I wish you could too! I don't mind you saying that at all!!! :) We leave tomorrow. Excited!!!

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  8. Have a great trip, annie! and enjoy it. Like the others I would love to be at your workshop, playing with fabrics. Your book pages look lovely, I especially like the double spread with the combinations of colours and patterns.

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    1. Thank you Sheila! We will and we WILL! I wish you could be there too. That'd be awesome. The hardest part for me…and it really isn't hard…is deciding which pages will fit together best once I'm finished…because rarely do I plan any continuity. Thanks for your compliment!

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  9. wicked! the beach at this time of the year. enjoy

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    1. Isn't life wonderful? :) The picture of the beach in this post is of Playa Mendoza…which we found recently…and LOVE. It's the only clean beach with clear water that we've seen near Barranquilla. We can go year round because it NEVER dips below 75degrees…even in the middle of the night. We're heading to St Pete Beach…which is also a year round beach…and one of the most beautiful areas on this planet.

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  10. it's gorgeous, annie!! I wish i lived closer to florida so i could take your fabric class. buen viaje!

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    1. Thanks so much Aimee! Plan a trip to the beach and we'll do it again next year!

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  11. Enjoy. Lucky ladies to be in your workshop, they will do marvelous things and laugh and laugh.....xox

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    1. I love the picture your comment puts into my head and I do believe you're right. Thank you. :)

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  12. Lovely book!..the scraps and the colors make it look so funky and original

    Really unique!

    Duaa

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  13. now that you're here, you must tell me how long you will be staying and a possible address to send you a care package. please, pretty please.

    i can imagine the fun of the workshop you will be teaching. take lots of pics to share the adventure.

    much love your way

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  14. Ciao Annie, enjoy your teaching and your family in Florida :-)

    gio

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Yuckola. More than half of my email has been from anonymous, so.....