Endless Winter Potholders, not the grays, outside my studio, but just the opposite.
On Friday, I collected the scraps from the 1970’s dress that inspired my quilt Labyrinth, found the colors that worked with them and started making potholders. And I couldn’t stop, not until I used the last patchwork patch from that dress. 
Not a bit of it was wasted. Some of the other fabric I used came from a box of fabric that Kenna just sent me. They wouldn’t have been the same without that green fabric with the big blue and brown dots on it.
When I saw Jon’s post about his Endless Winter Color Initiative I knew that’s just what these potholders were about. Bringing some color to the gray world outside.
I’ll drop these off for Kim to assemble and have them back late next week. They’re for sale and are $15 each + $5 shipping for 1-2 and $7 shipping for 3 or more. (shipping is a bit more outside the US) So if you need a little color in your life, or a potholder for your kitchen, just email me here at [email protected]. I take checks or can email you a paypal invoice.
Maria – just saw the lineup of artists/poets coming together for the June Open House. So glad Philly will be represented by Karen H. I see Jack M of Jack’s Outback will be one of the featured artists. Does that mean that Mary Muncil will be in attendance?
Janet [aka Anna Mae]
I don’t know if Mary will show up Janet. But Jack won’t be there either, he’ll be at his shop where you can see more of his work and his antiques. The weekends are the big days for this store.
Your latest designs spark a color riot. So what can I say? They’re delightful and handy!
Oh well thank you Luanne.
I really think that much color is the only solution to endless winter. They make me feel warm just looking at them.