I ended up only moving one block from the layout on the design wall and then I sewed those 4 rows together.
Late in the afternoon I designed the bottom 3 rows. I had to stop and use the dust mop before I could lay the final row on the floor.
Last evening I decided to start sewing the bottom 3 rows together and this is how far I got. Just one more seam and pressing it and it can have its portrait taken.
In the garden, finally some color. They are still orange so they have a few days ripening in the house. The largest are about golf ball size. The 2 tiniest ones are the Sun Sugar variety. We have another day of 90s and then they are promising 80s and finally by the end of next week, high 70s. I think the tomato plants will be very happy.
Such a lovely Snail's Trail piece, Wanda--warm and cozy looking...;)))
ReplyDelete69 this morning with hazy skies--i think that smoke is coming back in...;((( we cannot as yet smell it--thankfully.
I quilted the 2nd placemat yesterday and found a warped bobbin --that's what's been giving me problems...!! I will have to check out the others as I have had them for a very long time...I guess they can get warped out of "true"--who knew!!
Those little tomatoes look really yummy...we have had warnings on all fresh fruits and veggies to thoroughly wash them before eating...some new stomach cramp producing bug!!!
Have a lovely weekend hoping for rain here..
hugs, Julierose
The snails trail is coming along nicely,my tomatoes are finally growing
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful Snail's Trail and the colors are perfect!! How do you sew so quickly and accurately. Applause!
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it is always nice seeing the tomatoes coming in (until you have too many!!) Hope the smoke isn't bothering you today and the quilt is looking great.
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