6 more weeks of quilting comic a comic for Ground Hogs Day and quilting. A Mrs. Bobbins comic. #MrsBobbins
6 more weeks of quilting comic
She saw her shadow that means six more weeks of quilting. Since today is Ground Hogs Day why not share this Mrs. Bobbins comic.
This is from the Mrs. Bobbins comics by Julia Icenogle for the Kansas City Star who had articles on quilting.
Icenogle was a knitter and not a quilter but the character was based on her Aunt Camille who is an avid quilter.
The Mrs. Bobbins comic ran on Pickle Dish, the Kansas City Star blog, weekly for five years from 2008-2013. In total Icenogle drew 500 comics featuring Mrs. Bobbins.
While She Naps wrote an article about this comics.
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