The ditch quilting is all done in the center of this wall hanging and now I'm working on the border. It may be a first finish in July instead of the only finish in June. I don't have the speed I used to have.
I watered the tomato plants yesterday morning. We haven't had rain since Saturday when we got 1.15". The tomato plants need about 2" of rain a week and those in pots need more. I have 3 volunteer plants in pots as well as the gold cherry tomatoes and the paste tomato. We may get rain Friday morning if the storm doesn't fall apart before it gets here.
You accomplish more creativity and gardening than anyone I know at our age ! You got a lot done in June and I enjoyed every stitch. Don’t worry about finishes each month. Look at your gardens and pots of beauty. African wall hanging border fabric is perfect.
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The fabric on the back of this wall hanging is fabulous! June finish or a July finish - doesn't matter, it will still be a finish. I have been good about watering my zucchini almost every night. We have not had much rain in the last couple weeks. The plants are getting big and I have lots of blossoms; now I just need some zucchini!
ReplyDeleteNice you've got a lot of the quilting done!! I've been working on my next 2 fabric journals ... I need to choose a started but not finished project to work on for July...
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Good to know you are getting your tomatoes before the squirrel's find them. I've not planted them the past 2 years, but at least I've got some flowering wall planters to look at. I'm still busy with decluttering but managed to cut some small strips today, ready to start a small project tomorrow :)
ReplyDeleteQuilting always takes a hit when gardening chores need to be done.
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