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Monday, July 31, 2017
Crazy Quilt Quarterly Magazine Autumn 2017 Now Available!
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Be Back Soon!
I'm winding down from running on adrenaline for so long with my husband's cancer treatment. He's doing great but I'm very tired now so I'm just taking a little break. The feeding tube is out and the port will be taken out in August.
I'll be back soon with more bands for the Never Ending Sampler Stitch Along. Also, the Autumn issue of Crazy Quilt Quarterly will be released on August 1st so look for that upcoming post!
I'll have a new Inspirational cross stitch sampler available shortly as well.
Also, there is a new price list for the Ad Space in Crazy Quilt Quarterly magazine.
New Ad Prices starting with the Winter 2017 issue!
That's my news for now everyone!
Thanks for your patience!
Pam
I'll be back soon with more bands for the Never Ending Sampler Stitch Along. Also, the Autumn issue of Crazy Quilt Quarterly will be released on August 1st so look for that upcoming post!
I'll have a new Inspirational cross stitch sampler available shortly as well.
Also, there is a new price list for the Ad Space in Crazy Quilt Quarterly magazine.
New Ad Prices starting with the Winter 2017 issue!
- Business Card Ad - $20.00 (2 inches high X 3.5 inches wide - pixels: 600 X 1050)
- Quarter Page Ad - $25.00 (5.5 inches high X 4.25 inches wide - pixels: 1650 X 1275)
- Half Page Ad - $50.00 (5.5 inches high X 8.5 inches wide - pixels: 1650 X 2550)
- Full Page Ad - $100.00 (11 inches high X 8.5 inches wide - pixels: 3300 X 2550)
- Back Cover - $200.00 (11 inches high X 8.5 inches wide - pixels: 3300 X 2550)
- Community Ad - $5.00 (30 words or less) - Advertise your blog, Etsy shop, stitching group, supplies for sale, etc.
- Ad graphics must be high resolution JPEG images 300 DPI
- Graphics must be provided by vendor
- Payment must accompany ad copy
- Payment to be made via PayPal
- I can send you a PayPal invoice
Please email me for more information on placing an ad in Crazy Quilt Quarterly Magazine.
Thanks for your patience!
Pam
Monday, July 17, 2017
CANCER FREE!!!!
Hello everyone! I just wanted to let you know that Scott had the scan done and it's clean! The cancer is gone!!!!
The feeding tube comes out tomorrow and we're hoping on Friday to find out when the port can be taken out.
I want to take a moment to say thank you to each and every one of you. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your prayers, your kindness, your support and your generosity. I would not have been able to keep our heads above water had it not been for you, my friends and supporters.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and God bless each and everyone of you.
Pam
The feeding tube comes out tomorrow and we're hoping on Friday to find out when the port can be taken out.
I want to take a moment to say thank you to each and every one of you. I can't begin to tell you how much I appreciate your prayers, your kindness, your support and your generosity. I would not have been able to keep our heads above water had it not been for you, my friends and supporters.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and God bless each and everyone of you.
Pam
Friday, July 14, 2017
Crazy Quilt Quarterly Magazine Autumn 2017 Cover Preview
Just wanted to give you a sneak peek of the cover of the Autumn 2017 issue of Crazy Quilt Quarterly magazine:
Our cover artist for this issue is Nina Burnsides! This issue will be available on August 1st!!
Sunday, July 02, 2017
The Biography Of My Great Grandfather - E. J. Moore The Magician
Many of you know that I really enjoy genealogy. I've spent the last several years working on my family tree and my husband's family tree. Of course the "Kellogg" line is quite easy. I already knew Scott's relationship to W. K. Kellogg of Battlecreek Michigan. I had that line of the his tree done in about 20 minutes!!!
My father's side of the tree was also quite easy. Everything lined up just as my grandmother had told me years and years ago. My father's great grandfather owned a butcher shop in Chicago across the street from the O'Leary's (where the great Chicago fire started in 1871). Supposedly, my great, great grandfather butchered the cow that knocked over the lantern that started the fire in the O'Leary's barn.
I recently found an article in the Chicago Tribune where my great, great grandfather insisted that the story was fact despite many theories to the contrary.
My mom's maternal side of the family was very easy too. Her grandparents came from Baden Germany. My great grandfather worked for Brach's Candy Company in Chicago and he traveled by train to New York regularly. It was all there and easy to document.
My mother's paternal side of the family was a different matter. Mom knew very little beyond her grandparents. I searched and searched and dug and scraped and read until I couldn't see straight! And I'm still digging. Actually, I'm taking a break a moment because I was getting so aggravated constantly coming up with zilch!
I made to my 3rd great grandparents and just can't seem to get through the brick wall! Thompson Daniels and Jane Sherman, both born in Fulton County New York around 1825. Thompson's parents were supposedly born in Ireland but I'm not convinced on that one.
Jane Sherman was a cousin to General William T. Sherman and Senator John Sherman. After several years of research, I still can't find the connection.
There is however, one person on my mom's side that was so much fun to research and that is my great grandfather Ernest Joseph Moore. He was a famous magician.
Several months ago, while searching for photos of him, I came across a magician's blog. Gary Brown had recently posted an article on my great grandfather so I took a chance and left him a message telling him who I was. We got to talking and I offered to write my great grandfather's biography for him to use on his blog.
Click here if you would like to read the well-documented Biography of E.J. Moore The Magician.
Special thanks go out to Gary Brown for helping to keep the memory of my great grandfather alive!!!
My father's side of the tree was also quite easy. Everything lined up just as my grandmother had told me years and years ago. My father's great grandfather owned a butcher shop in Chicago across the street from the O'Leary's (where the great Chicago fire started in 1871). Supposedly, my great, great grandfather butchered the cow that knocked over the lantern that started the fire in the O'Leary's barn.
I recently found an article in the Chicago Tribune where my great, great grandfather insisted that the story was fact despite many theories to the contrary.
My mom's maternal side of the family was very easy too. Her grandparents came from Baden Germany. My great grandfather worked for Brach's Candy Company in Chicago and he traveled by train to New York regularly. It was all there and easy to document.
My mother's paternal side of the family was a different matter. Mom knew very little beyond her grandparents. I searched and searched and dug and scraped and read until I couldn't see straight! And I'm still digging. Actually, I'm taking a break a moment because I was getting so aggravated constantly coming up with zilch!
I made to my 3rd great grandparents and just can't seem to get through the brick wall! Thompson Daniels and Jane Sherman, both born in Fulton County New York around 1825. Thompson's parents were supposedly born in Ireland but I'm not convinced on that one.
Jane Sherman was a cousin to General William T. Sherman and Senator John Sherman. After several years of research, I still can't find the connection.
There is however, one person on my mom's side that was so much fun to research and that is my great grandfather Ernest Joseph Moore. He was a famous magician.
Several months ago, while searching for photos of him, I came across a magician's blog. Gary Brown had recently posted an article on my great grandfather so I took a chance and left him a message telling him who I was. We got to talking and I offered to write my great grandfather's biography for him to use on his blog.
Click here if you would like to read the well-documented Biography of E.J. Moore The Magician.
E. J. Moore The Magician
Special thanks go out to Gary Brown for helping to keep the memory of my great grandfather alive!!!
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