Last Wednesday my next-door neighbor called and asked me to make a baby quilt for her. She loves Winnie the Pooh, so that’s the quilt theme I used. I finished it on Sunday.
We bartered our skills. She will return the favor this coming Friday morning by re-tiling a small section of my back porch where some of my Italian slate tiles have popped up. I must not have installed them correctly in the first place.
Source: Pooh's Page
“A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference,” Pooh's Little Instruction Book (Action Packs).
Love your little quilt Junie! I love bartering -- I wish we could do it more often. I once bartered homemade boxer shorts for my friends little boy and her husband arc welded my broken lawn mower axle -- I think I got the better end of the deal!
ReplyDeletethank you for your visit!
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Lovely quilt. Tied quilts touch my heart and you used different colors. I'm sure it will be used and treasured.
ReplyDeleteMy sister and brother-in-law who live in AZ have been batering for services for years! I love the idea, and it's woked out so well for them.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is adorable! I love Winnie the Pooh too. My adult daughter's favorite character when she was a child was Eeyore, and I still buy her stuffed animals and collectibles of his image.
Hugs, Pat
The little quilt is adorable. I love 'Winnie the Pooh'. How great it is that you and your friend are so talented that you can trade artful services.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy week ahead.
What a sweet quilt and post :) So much fun to share talents :) ! Have a happy day :)
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Beautiful! I think it's just wonderful to be able to barter your skills, I bet the tile is going to be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYour blog always makes me smile.
I had to pop by and see what your post had to say today. I promised myself I'd stay away from blogs as I am over-my-head in shower details.
ReplyDeleteThe Pooh quilt is so sweet. It looks so soft and cuddly. You do everything so lovingly.
Did I get the feeling that YOU... Junie Moon... laid the original tiles yourself in your backyard??
Joni
Isn't bartering a satisfying way of sharing your skills? Something you like to have in exchange for something you like to do, expanding your circle of connections.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt.........bartering is such a good old-fashioned idea.....love it!
ReplyDeleteJune, a lovely quilt. I love the idea of bartering. Love that. Gosh, it pays to live where there are people. I'm in such a remote area the only thing I could barter for would be cow pies or hay bales. Oh well :)
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Oh June the quilt looks beautiful and I think we should bring back the bartering system. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on that binding! I'm just learning to sew and finished my first binding project this weekend. I need lots more practice. :)
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