It was pretty while it lasted,

 but rain came in last night and it's all gone now.

 I'm sure the birds are happier.

 The snow gave me a good excuse to stay inside and sew.

As well as trim up a LOT of fabric.

So I think instead of 12 blocks, I'll be doing 20.  And we'll take it from there.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .

This time around, a thick white blanket

I'd say 5, possibly 6 inches of new snow.

The view from my office.  For which I'm eternally grateful.  Believe me, after years of mid-city high rise office building cubicles, small city freezing metal building manufacturing company, various cheek by jowl desk arrangements for a host of companies from marketing to merchandising, and even 5 years in a hospital closet office (yes truly it was literally a closet), every single day I enjoy working from my balcony and embrace the panorama before me.

Third star is assembled.  I'm busy cutting up kits for the rest.  Lots of fabric to starch yet, but it's okay, I won't be traveling anywhere until everything melts.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .

Ooops, I spoke too soon . . .

The snow is back.

 I'd say 3 or 4 inches.

 It's very pretty; however . . .

I'm very glad I don't have to drive today.

 Especially since I'd rather work on these.

The third block is ready to go.  Notice how I'm mixing print scale and pattern.

I think it makes for a more interesting visual experience.  Kinda like enjoying milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and mint chocolate all from the same box.

If you're experiencing a wintry mix, please be sure to salt your steps, as well as your elderly neighbor's.  It's much easier than an ER visit.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .