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About Me: I live in the West of Ireland. I have always been interested in crafts. Over the past 30 years I have knitted, crocheted, cross stitched, painted, quilted and sewn whenever I've had the chance. Quilting is by far my favourite thing to do. I run a small craft business from home. I try to spend as much time as I can crafting and creating. It makes me HAPPY!!

My Website (not your email address): http://borntocraft-noplanb.blogspot.ie/

Hobbies and Interests: quilting, applique, hand quilting, machine quilting, general sewing, gardening, general crafts

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At 4:54am on April 14, 2013, agnes said…: Gosh, it really doesn't feel like 2and a half years since I last wrote here. Great to be back and seeing all the inspiring quilts from you all. Quilters really are the most artistic and innovative people I know. I'm going to spend the next half hour happily browsing through all your lovely galleries. Yippee!!

At 2:43am on October 18, 2010, agnes said…: Looking forward to meeting a group of quilters from the States who are here in Ireland on tour. A group of us, from The Irish Patchwork Society Western Branch are going to meet them at beautuful Glenlo Abbey tomorrow afternoon for tea nad scones. Can't wait.. I love meeting quilters from other countries and sharing quilting experiences

At 5:20am on September 14, 2010, Sandi Schaefers said…: thank you, Agnes (that's my confirmation name!) My jacob's ladder is my daughter's and there are so many mistakes in it - thank goodness quilting takes you eye off of them, ha! I have gotten better about 1/4 in. seams. What fun to live in Ireland - I haven't even been out of the US, just about everyone in my family has, but not to Ireland.

At 11:02am on July 4, 2010, Mary johnson said…: Dear Friends

The challenge is out, lets see how many of us can join the wonderful new campaign called Stitching for Pink !!! Starts today until 30 October. Its gonna be so much fun with 10 projects to complete. Come on Embroiderers lets unite and join the fight against Breast Cancer !!!

Go sign up now and let the fun begin.

http://www.stitchingforpink.org/

Hope we see you there

Mary

At 9:11am on August 20, 2009, B E Smith said…: . Your quilts are wonderful and what a precious little guy you post -- love that Irish smile! Thanks for the birthday wishes! I am enjoying my day.

Barb

At 5:58pm on April 28, 2009, Debbie said…: Agnes--great to hear from you ! Thanks for the birthday wishes. I enjoyed your pictures--is that your little girl?? Precious! Your group looks like so much fun going on there. Aren't we blessed? I especially liked the starry quilt--although they were all beautiful. Talk to you later, Leather Needle Debbie

At 4:50pm on April 21, 2009, Prairie Quilter Jan/NE said…: Agnes, good to hear from you. The school year is winding down here. Just about 4 wks left. I'm getting the binding sewn down on the second graduation quilt. I enjoy doing that and will be glad to see that project come to an end. I have a couple of quilts that I'd like to get sandwiched and basted in order to hand quilt.

Yesterday and today were cattle working days. Our son stayed home from school yesterday to help. The rounded up the yearlings and then sorted them by steer & heifer. The heifers were vaccinated. Today he saddled up as soon as he got home from school and they moved the steers a couple of miles to summer grass. It didn't take long and they had no problems. It was a great couple of days, weather-wise, to work cattle. My husband checked the fences this morning and for the part of the afternoon before our son got home from school. My dad (75 yrs old) still rides and likes to help with the livestock work.

I am scheduled for a badly needed haircut in the morning. The lawn needed mown today, so I feel pretty gritty and dirty. It is good exercise, though. The walking and pushing is good for me.

Our daughter in college is headed to London & Edinburgh with the college for a "study abroad" program for 2 wks in May. She is pretty excited, but a little apprehensive, too. She's hardly been anywhere - even here in the states! This will really stretch her. Wish she could detour to Ireland.

I enjoyed hearing about your little guy and the fabric basket. My niece (12 years old) likes to sort through my scraps and IRON them. She loves to iron fabric. Too funny. After she visits (and before I start pawing through them again) I have the most well-pressed fabric bits around.

Have a good day.

At 7:49am on April 20, 2009, Lauren said…: Oh, I have to add another comment since I just noticed where you live - I LOVE Galway!!! I visited there, gosh, almost 10 years ago now! I'm so jealous of where you live, you lucky lady! :)

At 7:47am on April 20, 2009, Lauren said…: Thanks for the warm welcome & the compliments on my baby quilt!

BTW - your's are beautiful too!

At 3:12am on April 8, 2009, Loes Hogenelst said…: Hi Agnes,

Thank you for your welcome. I've added some photo's. Your quilts are beautiful! Now I am working on a play quilt for my youngest daughter, Nina. She is born with a brain injury and when it's finished, she can play outside.
Have a nice day.

Loes