Well, I did it. After putting it off for quite a few months, I signed up to substitute teach. I decided that it wouldn’t hurt to make some money for my family. And if I hope to ever get a job teaching again, I’ll need to be in schools where people can see me and get to know who I am. Because, if there is one thing in life I have learned, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.
Needless to say, I am exhausted after 2 weeks of subbing and I haven’t had much time to blog. I’ve spent the last 2 weeks subbing and trying to finish my brothers birthday quilt. We spent the weekend in San Diego with him to celebrate. But, instead of having a finished quilt to give him, I spent quite a few hours pinning and sewing. I did get it done on Sunday though, just in time for his birthday.
I am pretty happy with the result. The colors go great in their house as well. It’s definitely very random and one of a kind. I wanted a very un-patterned and un-planned look for the quilt – I think I achieved that. Hopefully it is a successful look.
I like it!
Looks great Jeran! Did you machine quilt it? I like the new look of the log cabin idea. 🙂
Looks great <3
I love it….hummm it might even inspire someone to get a 'Hawaii quilt' done:) Linda M………
Jeran – I don't normally comment on your blog, but I read it regularly (and I work with Linda)….I just wanted to say I LOVE your quilt. My mom is an avid quilter and I know how much time and energy you must have put into it. Marianne
I liked how it turned out.
Emma