The April A to Z Blog Challenge is an annual blogging event in which participants blog every day (except Sundays) one post for each letter of the alphabet for the entire month. My theme for the year will be “Quilts and Ozark Slang.” So gitchur cuppa coffee or sodapop, grab a pilluh, and sit a spell.
So this is spring and I’m definitely ready for some cut flowers. A little early for day lilies in Missouri, so why not bring some inside with a quilt block?
In this book I’m using for the Challenge, there are a few floral quilt blocks. I chose this one probably because every sampler should have at least one floral choice, in my opinion. And also there is a particular little girl who spends her days with me named Lilly and I just thought it was the perfect choice for this year. She’s a sweetheart and this will let me always think of her smiles and laughter once she has headed off to kindergarten. (but not for a couple years at least)
For today’s Ozark slang I’m sharing a saying I’m 100% sure I heard my Great Grandmother mumbling . “Look at that Yahoo!” would have been her reaction to seeing someone drive down our country gravel road at a high rate of speed. Calling them a yahoo was a ladylike attempt at swearing in her case. She was not impressed at all and had no use for such nonsense.
There are many more wonderful blogs this year that I hope you can spend a couple minutes reading. All you have to do is click here and select something that interests you. To read about the A to Z Challenge and what we are all about, click here.
The pattern of Lily Quilt is pretty striking. Like it. 🙂
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Thank you!
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Hi. I was searching for this quilt block pattern online and google found your image. Can you please tell me what book you used for the pattern? Thanks so much if you can. I blog at http://joyforgrace.blogspot.com and my email address is ndmessier @ aol-dot-com. I would appreciate any help.
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Hello! Thanks for inquiring. The book was 256 Fat Quarter Quilt Blocks, Jeanne Stauffer and Sandra L. Hatch. I’ll stop over later when I get a longer break to see your blog😊
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