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Yesterday I spent the morning digging up plants that hopped the rock boundary of my back garden. Two hours of digging it and I'm feeling it. Then yesterday afternoon I started putting away batiks that were scattered about from the last quilt top. I kept out the group above, some of my faves!!
That digging is hard to do at times. Glad you have gotten some of it done. We are working at it too. I have been picking up also and then I need to make a couple slip covers. One for a car seat and one for a glider rocker. Do you know what you plan on doing with these beautiful fabrics? Chris
I agree your fabric favorites are truly gorgeous. And yesterdays post... I did enjoy seeing your NW quilt at a distance... it truly sparkles with all the cuts of a gem stone. And your garden growth was fun to see how fast it is all leafing out so fast.
Maybe no digging for a few days, two hours is two too long!!! Fabrics left out to pick up, look at, place in a different order, that is real quilting fun. Cheers, Jean
I lost my home to an arsonist last summer, I can't begin to tell you how it felt to lose all those precious batiks. Even though I had a variety of fabric, they just made my day! So I have gone to the local quilt shop and lost my mind!! So continue to share those photos of your stash!! I am truly enjoying it! Thanks!
That digging is hard to do at times. Glad you have gotten some of it done. We are working at it too. I have been picking up also and then I need to make a couple slip covers. One for a car seat and one for a glider rocker. Do you know what you plan on doing with these beautiful fabrics? Chris
ReplyDeletethose batiks are gorgeous. I really love the purple and the bottom left multicolored one.
ReplyDeleteOf course I love the purple one.
ReplyDeleteThat purple one - I have the same piece but it is turquoise. It is one of those fabrics that is almost to pretty to use!
ReplyDeleteany ideas yet how you'll quilt it? ... really, Wanda, it is the most beautiful beautiful thing!
ReplyDeleteI agree your fabric favorites are truly gorgeous. And yesterdays post... I did enjoy seeing your NW quilt at a distance... it truly sparkles with all the cuts of a gem stone. And your garden growth was fun to see how fast it is all leafing out so fast.
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Maybe no digging for a few days, two hours is two too long!!! Fabrics left out to pick up, look at, place in a different order, that is real quilting fun. Cheers, Jean
ReplyDeleteSeeing if you can reply or not......
ReplyDeleteI lost my home to an arsonist last summer, I can't begin to tell you how it felt to lose all those precious batiks. Even though I had a variety of fabric, they just made my day! So I have gone to the local quilt shop and lost my mind!! So continue to share those photos of your stash!! I am truly enjoying it! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI see why those are your favorite!
ReplyDeleteSo - what are you going to do with that favorite batiks you didn't put away? Suspense!
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