This March was the coldest on record for over a hundred years, but today temperatures were up near 0ºC (so many ski-doo trails).

Miss Maggie has started leading the way down the driveway when we come home. She turns around all the time - wondering why we are following or making sure we are following? I just know she expects food. Luckily she doesn't do this with every car.

I quilted a cute baby quilt that my Mom made.

 Melting snow.

 Sewing Drunkard's Path blocks on this little beauty.

 Miss Maggie stalking a Sharp Tailed Grouse (she didn't get him - he can fly!).

 At least I drove the snowmobile once this winter (my son in the background).

 The start of a long term project - a Drunkard's Path quilt.

Big jump!

 I was taking photos of a new pincushion and Miss Maggie had to check out what was on "her" stool.

 Hard to see - but a couple of jack rabbits running around the grain bins.

 I turned my Dad's cross stitch into a little pillow for him.

 Sunrise at 7:30am.

 Started weaving on a new project with handspun linen (looks a lot like burlap at the moment!).

 Partridges at the feeder.

 She's hunting - a leaf blew across the snow!

 March 15th

Having fun ruler quilting.

High winds today.

 Slippery roads this morning - I hope everyone was fine.

The start of something new.

32nd Memorial hockey tournament.
 

 It's amazing how quickly these towers go up.

 Rabbit highway between the trees.

Today I made a little chair pad for Raggedy Ann's chair (after over 50 years she deserves a good place to rest).

 

 Sunrise at 6:40am.

 Always room for buttons.

 Finished!

 A new project just about ready for quilting.

234g of flax spun to linen.

Sights on the way home  - a train,

and seven deer (along with blowing snow).
 

 After 6pm and the sun is just setting - the days are getting longer!!