W.I.P.
There’s just something about them. Not many things can catch my eye like a windmill. The strength of their structure is so gracefully vulnerable to the power of the invisible. It’s magical. Truly, I can gaze admiringly for long stretches of time. There are bunches of them on The Big Island of Hawaii’s most southern tip, South Point. They are old, rusty, broken and seemingly forgotten. They were replaced years ago by more robust windmills , but the originals still stand like pieces of art.
In thinking about my Island Trails quilt, what better representation for South Point could there be? One unbroken windmill and the other, not so lucky.
And some threads. Yup, I managed a little hand stitching.
And without to much headache {considering transfer pencils DO NOT WORK}, my free handed attempt was an A+.
I’m getting there little by little.
♥ R











I know what you mean by the windmills! We have many of those kind sprouting up here in the Midwest. When I watch them rotate…it’s like watching graceful ballerina’s doing cartwheels across the sky. I’m glad you added them to your block!
Deb
I LOVE the way you describe them…so true! I’m so happy to find a fellow appreciator….
I am a fellow windmill lover too! When I lived in Iowa the schools I worked at were powered by two windmills and I got to learn all about them. It was my favorite thing!
I love your quilts. It’s so cool to me how different our lives are now than they were in the not too distant past. It’s such an honor to have shared a part of my journey with you and I love that we can still see what the other is up too all these miles apart.
I agree. I treasure you and always will. No matter the miles, years, or wrinkles that accrue…I’ll always adore you! xoxo
That’s all that matters. We all get there eventually. Your whale is cute.
Thank you!
Looks wonderful and I really like Mr. Whale!
Why thank you!
I think that is by far the coolest thing I have seen all week. That is one lucky baby!
Wow, that’s a generous comment. I’m so happy you like it! Thank you…
Ho auntie you One Mean stitcha! No can wait fo check my Keikis kryp quilt! Much alohas!
I guess it’s true what they say…you can’t take the island out of the boy! xoxo
Lol was feeling the pidgin that day for some reason