Here are the last 5 blocks and the finished top This is block #49. It is called Yankee Puzzle, a subject of concern was Lincoln's ph...

This has been a good week to be able to sew. Marian has worked the early morning shift all week and has been home by early afternoon to take...

Civil War Blocks 42 - 46 Number 42 is called "H for Hospitals" The field hospitals had a flag with a green H flying, to indicate t...

The next 2 Civil War Blocks Block 36 is called Kentucky Crossroads. Kentucky was a neutral state during the war, but the Ohio and Mississipp...

Block 35 is called "Rosebud" It is in memory of the "famous" Confederate female spy Rose Greenhow. Block 35 is called ...

Our weekend together was so much fun. Utah has such diverse scenery! Above, the three sisters and their handsome husbands. Below, the th...

While I have been a semi-invalid, I have been able to prop up my knee and sew. I am doing better, and going to Physical Therapy to regain my...

Here are the latest Civil War blocks. Very fun to make. The top one (block 29) is called "Railroad Crossing" The first battle of t...

Block # 24 - "Ladies Aid Album" Notice the "Red Cross" (Ignore the crooked picture, but at least it is clear) Block # 25...

Sorry, this one is blurry again. This is block # 22 and is called "Blockade" Below is # 23 and is called "Illinois Roads...

Blocks 20 & 21. These really worked up fast. 15 minutes to sew them both together. It took longer to cut them out than to put them toget...

Here are the next 3 blocks (15, 16, & 17) (Oops, 17 is on top) These are pretty easy and fast to work up. I am enjoying doing them.