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- BillieBee (billiemick)
- Texas, United States
- Mother of two, grandmother of four, wife of one...smile.
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Jolly Tree Farm Quilt Along Week Three - [image: Jolly Tree Farm Block 3: Feelin' Pine and Dandy by Sherri of A Quilting Life in Poinsettia & Pear Fabrics] [image: Jolly Tree Farm Block 3: Feelin'...2 days ago
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Week 28 of 2026 - Tour de Fleece (an annual spinning event) started this week (this is usually when I do most of my spinning for the year) - This week I finished spinning ...3 days ago
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Playful Petals Trunk Show - The very first book I wrote was Playful Petals. I can’t believe that it came out all the way back in 2014! Goodness time flies. I never shared the projects...5 days ago
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Geranium Delight Quilt - Circa July 2021, I started an EPP project. At that time, I was an ambassador for Crafters Edge (Crossover II cutting machine) and had received some very...
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June's Blog Post - I didn't mean for a quarter to pass by before I posted again, but that's what happened! Let see if I can summarize all that I been doing as far as quiltin...2 weeks ago
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"Polaris" Pattern Release! - It's here! It's finally here!! In December, I showed you "Polaris" which was featured in a private quilt box- Quilt The North - available only to subscri...
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Why Did i Not Like Panels ??? - Well hello... let's see if I remember how to write a blog post. Warning: i may have forgotten !!! I've been playing with some old panels that found t...
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I'm still here! - It has been a very long time since I posted here on my blog. I think it's time to get back in the swing of blogging. Life has been very busy the past f...
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January Done - *Well, I did a poor job in blogging in January. I think I froze in more ways than one. We are known for cold Januarys and boy was it. We had snow ...
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A Temperature Quilt Dilemma - I really want to work on a temperature quilt this year! The last one I completed was back in 2021. 2022 and 2023 are in the beginning stages. I have tri...
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card friday - I'd be thrilled if you would like to use my photos. Please link back to this blog when doing so. All posts and pictures are copyrighted to QuiltNutCre...
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More Catch Up - I think Avery liked his garbage truck quilt.This is the view I had almost daily.Everytime I walked into the house this one crawled or walked to me and wan...
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a little help goes a long way - this is about the help I get I have a presser for my hexies and also a wind warrior there is no way I will loss any if the wind blows she is my rock Good...
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A step by step tutorial for the Jelly and Cake box pouch - A step by step tutorial to assist in the making of the Jelly & Cake box pouch project – the pattern is available for sale here. For those of you who do bet...3 years ago
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My Little Mommy - My precious mum entered home hospice on February 23, and ended her battle on March 10th. It was the hardest task, and the biggest blessing, caring fo...
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Calendula Harvesting - What to do with it ? - Calendula is a gorgeous little flower. It is great as a companion plant in the vegetable garden as it helps with pests. I planted some in the garden...
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How to: Machine Quilt a Wandering Star Quilt Block - Let's get stitching! Beginning January 1st, 2021! A WHOLE YEAR OF STARS! On the 1st of every month for 1 whole year Natalia will release a FREE YouTube...
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CRAP HAPPENS! - We have all heard that version of “crap happens” but in a different word!! Well my world is not exempt from it. A lot has been going on but I am back. I a...6 years ago
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THE FARMER'S WIFE HOMESTEAD MEDALLION QUILT - *The Farmer's Wife Homestead Medallion Quilt* is available for purchase from Amazon.com
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Bayfield Cottage Kitchen Makeover - "I am excccccessively fond of a cottage." - Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility Here's the photos of our kitchen from the previous owners. These were prof...
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BOM 2020: 'Hope' is Launched - 'Hope' is an extra special BOM for 2020. It's a heartfelt quilt with a very special purpose; all monies raised by this BOM will be used to fund my daught...
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Making Progress on the Remodel: Renovation Update - Keeping Up Does this give you an idea of why I haven’t been posting? We are still in the midst of the remodel, we lived with this mess for 5 days. We disco...
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The Splendid Sampler II: Metropolis Block Giveaway Contest Results - My block called: Metropolis, found on p. 32 of The Splendid Sampler II book, available now. My Splendid Sampler II giveaway contest, mentioned here, c...
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Back from the Abyss - It's been difficult to find time and discipline to return to blogging. My quiet blog in NO way reflects that life has been quiet. In fact, this has been ...
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Scraps Are Never Thrown Away - I use my cut off pieces as Leaders and Enders when I sew and then I sew them together into fun things like these. I am always amazed and just how much I...
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Ramping it up this year - More Shows - Well I want to really push myself this year and do as many shows as I can. So I've entered quite a few and still waiting to hear from several that are late...
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The Thread House patterns have launched - So today we at the The Thread House (Karen Lewis, Jo Avery and I) have launched our first six quilt patterns which are available to buy from our shop here....
9 years ago
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We have racoons too - but you can keep the scorpions.
Those raccoons look darn cut, but I'm guessing they're not as cuddly as they look? I guess they can damage the roof as well?
Scorpions!!!! Ekkkkk horror. I am so glad I live in a country with just one poisonous spider and no snakes!
Linda
Ohh interesting :) I love them..
But are they dangerous??
Hugs x
Are you feeding them? lol
They are so cute, but I'm assuming they aren't welcome guests along with that yucky scorpion. My daughter has lots of scorpions in her neighborhood...totally creeps me out!
How adorable! :)
Adorable they are not! The noise and using roofs for bathrooms have disenchanted me with this pesky robber looking varmints. Can you tell we've had problems with them? We lost at least 5 cats to them.
Do the racoons keep you awake walking on your roof? They sure are cute.
never had them on top of the house, but deer walk all over our yard
We get possums visiting here and they're kind of cute.
I would have been out there smashing the scorpions to death though...
YIKES!!!!!!!
We have lots of racoons and scorpions too, The racoons are so cute, the scorpions not so much....
So cute, right up until they get into your house and wreak havoc. Fortunately, they only got into my attic!
Trouble with a capital T.
just naughty little varmints they are! cute but very destructive! :)
thanks for finding my spot and leaving a comment! really appreciate it! happy quilting to you!
and i should have guessed texas by the scorpions. we get them here too. :)
How cool is that!! I wanted to get a really good look at a scorpion one time, so I quickly put a jar over it, thinking that would make it easy for me to observe carefully and without fear. Except, I chose a pickle barrel jar and there were so many facets, I couldn't see the darned scorpion! Then I was afraid to get rid of it, so I had to have the janitor (I was at school) come deal with it.
How sweet...but dangerous too.
ewwwwww! I didn't know scorpions could climb! DISLIKE. The raccoons are so darned cute, but worrisome. We have one in the area that visits. We try keeping a feeder for him down in the grounds in the hopes that he won't need to try "breaking" into the house. I think the coyote population in the meadow next to us keeps the raccoons under control, fortunately/unfortunately.
How cute but sounds like trouble. A whole family of raccoon's.
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