Bunny Yeager, the Pinup’s Pinup Maker

Yeager still goes to her Miami studio every day. ‘‘I’m 83 years old now, and I feel the same as when I started,’’ she says. ‘‘Now I am writing a new book. It is called ‘Lovely Luscious Legs.’

via Bunny Yeager, the Pinup’s Pinup Maker – Photographs – NYTimes.com.

I love how all the women look. Yes, it’s pinup stuff but from start to finish there are just great shots and beauty.

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Work in Progress of Past Works

It’s working, I’ll have to rummage for some of the original photos of some of these but not today! An interesting exercise though to collect a lot of quilts from over the years. Enjoy! If you don’t see a past favorite, let me know and I’ll rummage for those.

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Wherein she is replaced by some html-geek and welcome Fiber Art Now folks

How very curious that last night I sat down at the computer to change some of the links in the “My Quilts” area above ahead of the mobileme shut down and a) never made it to the sewing room at all and b) did very little posting to the web at all.

I got tangled up in trying to figure out a rather massive wordpress plugin which seemed to work but not as I expected from the description and photos. I did try out a couple things with it that might be fun and all but… well stay tuned. I decided not to release the beta LOL.

I’m off today but haven’t made it past coffee yet. I’d like to get the top together though so I commence re-ironing all those seams! Even now, in the morning, that doesn’t sound appealing but I’ll do it in the small hunks of top before they’re reassembled back into the whole.

Fiber Art Now magazine is celebrating their 3000th “like” by sharing site links so if you’re visiting from there, enjoy the gallery above and various things. It’s been a rather quilt-photo-less stretch of time on this blog due to pinterest concerns.

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Oh mr. Thoreau

From today’s Poem Flow, short and sweet and typically to the point:

My life has been the poem I would have writ — Henry David Thoreau
My life has been the poem I would have writ
But I could not both live and utter it.

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What’s that you say, #haiku?

suffer fools gladly?
tolerate or see the joke
present in us all.

if you don’t know ask
or keep your protests for one
who will suffer fools

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