8 Jan 2018 Bingo Challenge
Patterned papers (there are actually 4) and purple foliage –
Etc by Danyale – Boho Soul
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Boho-Soul-Bundle.html
Solid papers (there are 3 – 1 in the quilt block and two blended for the background) – Amy Wolff – Solids Mega Pack Vol 5
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Solids-Mega-Pack-Vol.5.html
Button cluster: Purple – Amber LaBau – Makers Gonna Make
https://the-lilypad.com/store/COLLAB-Makers-Gonna-Make.html
Yellow – Etc by Danyale – Chapter 3 Being Me
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Chapter-3-Being-Me.html
Square – Etc by Danyale – Slightly Worn
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Chapter-2-Slightly-Worn.html
Hexagon Quilt Block (small hexagons included inside the large one)– adapted by me from pattern Hexagonia, Piece By Number
Frames and metal button in border – Sara Gleason – Olive Tree
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Olive-Tree-by-Sara-Gleason.html
Gem sprays, weeds (2 types)– Dawn Inskip – Grace
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Grace-Kit.html
Dark green foliage -Kristin Aagard – Makers Gonna Make
https://the-lilypad.com/store/COLLAB-Makers-Gonna-Make.html
Rosemary foliage, yellow flower – Etc by Danyale – Slightly Worn
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Chapter-2-Slightly-Worn.html
Butterflies – Etc by Danyale – Chalk It Up
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Chapter-1-Chalk-it-Up.html
Red flower spray and grass – Etc by Danyale – Lifetime Stories
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Lifetime-Stories-Kit.html
Font – John Lennon
Journaling reads:
Tornado season 2005 began with disaster response training just before Men’s Camp. Revamped and made mandatory, officers like John, who were part of the larger Territorial Disaster Team, taught practical classes on what to expect, what to do, and more importantly what NOT to do in the three response stages. John specialized in assessment and the search and rescue phase. He loved what he did and he did it extremely well. He was sent to all the big disasters - and most of the small ones. Amazingly, there were no Oklahoma tornadoes in May 2005, the only May since 1950 to see no tornadic activity. May accounts for about 41% of all Oklahoma twisters in the last 66 years. The whole of 2005 was pretty quiet in the Sooner State.
