Week 35 Blocks 103-105 Stampede Time

In Calgary, it is said the seasons are winter and Stampede. This means cold and either hot and thunderstorms or both. This year it is hot hot hot. Sizzling hot especially beside the flapjack and sausage cook tops. I'm on the Stampede breakfast caravan committee. Fortunately, I'm usually in kids zone in the making rope, lassoing wooden bulls, tossing rings on the wooden animals, milking fake cows, sitting on saddles, planting sunflower seeds or around the pony ride corral. If you are at one of the malls that Team A caters stop by to say Yahoo!

Week 35 - 7/10ths of the way. More paper piecing, Yahoo! Fortunately or maybe unfortunately this is the last of it.

This is the last week of availability of Block 96 that had the revisions.

Helen, Lois and Helen either worked or retired by the sea. In any case, they all were masters in their area.

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	103 Helen Smith Grant
	104 Lois Irene Smith
	105 Helen Irene Battle

Enjoy!

Block 96 2nd revision

A thank you to Camille. A second revision for Block 96 is now posted. Step 2 should be rectangle instead of triangle. Remember to refresh to get the correct version.

I think it is the dentist thing.

Canada Day and Fourth of July Blocks 100 to 102

Did everyone survive Canada's 150th birthday?

We spent our morning flipping pancakes in Canmore Alberta, then watching the parade, then visiting Sugar Pine Quilt Shop.

To all our American neighbours

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Don't forget to download the revised Caroline Louise Josephine Wells history, Block 96.

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We are at the 100th block. Nothing could be finer. No problem as we are all experts now. And politics still gets in the way for the next three women.

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	100 Ellen Louks Fairclough
	101 Rita Margaret Johnston
	102 Mary Two-Axe Early

Enjoy!