I am definately not the sporty type. I expend my energy by creating, reading, sewing, walking up the stairs, stretching and giving my all to everyday activities. I wish all the Olympians a fun, fair and challenging games in Vancouver.
I will be watching the Opening Ceremonies tonight with my Honey. For the rest of the next 2 weeks, as much of the games as I can from the studio while I finish my Olympic Challenge (the Canadian Quilt).
To celebrate 30,000 visitors, your Olympic challenge is to visit
this blog, leave a comment and by February 28 I will draw a winning name for my wall hanging giveaway. The wall hanging will be created especially for you.
That is right, you choose either a traditional quilted wall hanging or an art quilt, and the colours too!
I will be watching the Opening Ceremonies tonight with my Honey. For the rest of the next 2 weeks, as much of the games as I can from the studio while I finish my Olympic Challenge (the Canadian Quilt).
To celebrate 30,000 visitors, your Olympic challenge is to visit
this blog, leave a comment and by February 28 I will draw a winning name for my wall hanging giveaway. The wall hanging will be created especially for you.
That is right, you choose either a traditional quilted wall hanging or an art quilt, and the colours too!
Wow! What a giveaway! If I were lucky enough to be selected, I think I would like either a quilt of the mountain out my front window, or something manly for my youngest son's room (who needs a re-do). Thanks. Let the games begin!
ReplyDeleteHI Linda,
ReplyDelete'What a terrific contest. I will be watching lots of the competitions. I plan to wear my red mittens and also get started on knitting an afghan (haven't worked out the details yet).
please enter me for your contest. Come visit my blog and enter my contest for a pair of Red Canada Olympic Mittens.
Enjoy the olympics! It's nice to have this diversion in the winter.
ReplyDeleteWow what a wonderful giveaway! Enjoy your Olympics. I love to watch the ice skating.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have tv, but can sometimes pick up a french station that televises some of the olympics...hope to tune into the figure skating competitions...I wonder if I can watch it online somewhere? At least I would understand what is being said. (I live on the canadian border in northern Maine.) It's french all around here....
ReplyDeleteTake time to quilt and be with your valentine! Mine is coming home tonight after being gone for 4 weeks! Ok, I'll quilt later.... It's colder here than up at the Olympics! East TN....
ReplyDeleteI love watching the olympics too and hope to get some handwork done
ReplyDeleteLinda,
ReplyDeleteWhat a giveaway! This sounds great! Enjoy the Olympics, I know I am.
But once the Olympics are done and you're looking for your next project check out LujeanQuilt.com
My mom and I started LujeanQuilt.com as a new online quilting community and we would love to have you check it out and review it on your blog.
At LujeanQuilt.com you can talk with other quilters or learn new patterns for projects and borders. The site is fun and most importantly FREE!
We would appreciate you taking the time to give the site a look!
This site is built on YOUR input and we look forward to hearing it!
Have fun! Enjoy! And happy quilting!
Thanks!
Adam
Adam@lujeanquilt.com
Hello! I wandered over here from Heather's blog. :)
ReplyDeleteoh ME, ME!!! PICK ME, plz!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love watching the Olympics. It's one of the few times I actually watch sports...as I do hand work at the same time, of course!
Hi Linda! Bryan & I have been watching the Olympics every day during our winter vacation and now we will watch it in the evenings when we get home from work. It has been a very exciting and interesting Olympics. Sure makes us want to visit British Columbia and Vancouver!
ReplyDeleteJoyce in NYC