Two years ago there were 2 Black-eyed Susan plants that somehow migrated from the back garden to the front. This year they have multiplied and have taken over the front garden. It's colorful, I will say that.
After an hour or so of playing with this group of fabric, this is the final batch. I removed one purple and like that end much better. Now I have to read the directions and decide if I will follow them or devise my own directions. I know the directions are for fat quarters and I'm not sure I want to cut my half yards down the middle. I like full width fabrics and I would rather just cut a strip all the way across.
While I was waiting for the dryer to stop I trimmed the floral stars quilt.
I knew I wanted a fairly light binding on this one and I think the backing fabric looks great. I have plenty of it.
Outside I filled the bird feeders and watered all of my plants. Our rain on Monday was barely enough to wet the bottom of the rain gauge. We have had about 1/10" measurable rain since July 4th.
I don't like to pick the tomatoes when they are just starting to turn orange, but the squirrels have already picked 5 and took 2 bites out of them. The big one is a Rutgers and there are several more that large getting ready to turn color. Most of the small ones are golf ball size (for comparison).
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