Did you ever get up in the morning and
things are going well and then there is a kink? I saw my husband off
to work, showered, put away the clean laundry and was making the bed
when, “uh oh”, I found wet spot on the bed. Of course, no
claimed it! Honestly, I don't know who created it because we just
normally don't have these issues with our pets. So I started peeling
back the layers to see how deep the moisture went, two layers, both
quilts. Ugh!
I had a plans for a friend to come over
and work on learning skills on the longarm today. So I texted her
about my issue and said I'm running out the door to the laundry mat.
I will meet you at 9:30am.
So I have two king size quilts in the
commercial size washer as I write this blog post. On the positive
side, these quilts needed a Spring washing. On the downside, I am
not sure what pet did this and hope its not a regular thing.
Yesterday I finished two projects: a
t-shirt quilt and put a sleeve on a quilt for the United Way office.
I will save the reveal pictures for
Friday Finishes. When I finish a customer project then I reward
myself with a little time on one of my projects. So I grabbed a UFO
baggie and pulled out a small vegetable quilt. I was happy to find
that I had cut most of the pieces already and I could just start
sewing. Piecing is my therapy or stress relief.
The only thing I don't like about this
small quilt is the outer two borders. So I am working on a possible
creative change to the borders. There is plenty of fabric left as
the kit was very generous. The kit was unique as it included enough
fabric for backing and binding. This is a rather summer-like quilt and I
would like to finish it up and hang it in the kitchen. I have
another UFO that is a fruit and vegetable quilt, wall hanging size,
that I would like to finish to hang in the dining room.
I also pulled out my Tula Pink 100 Modern Blocks book and completed block 1. A great way to use up small scraps.
Its exciting to think about finishing
the UFO's. Let's see if I can follow through!
Linking up today with Lee at Freshly Pieced.
Yours in quilting,
Terry
Nicely done! I've got ~20 of Tula's blocks finished... always nice to have something to go back to like that :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! I have a lot of small scraps so this was a good place to use them. The blocks go together easily when you have a short time to sew.
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