


Today we took Chloe and Sara to Galveston even with the threat of rain. The girls made mud castles and played with Jim in the water for hours. I sat on my beach towel and read the entire Summer 06 issue of Quilting Arts Magazine. It never rained on our sliver of the beach.
I read about abstracts in detail and think I will try their "Abstract Challenge" using my hand-dyed stuff and dump fabrics. I'm so interested in line, tone, composition, harmony and all that scientific design stuff. The abstract will be a little 8 1/2 x 11 mini quilt so I can finish it quickly. Or! I can do like another artist I read about that made a mini quilt per week for 5 years. Oh, she couldn't have had a day job too?!!
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