I have the leaves made to put on my MIL’s table runner so hopefully by this evening it will be stretched and ready for quilting.
Thanks for all of the comments on the webpage. I’ve said before, working fulltime outside the home and raising two teenagers doesn’t give you a lot of quilt time much less time for friends. There’s groceries, cleaning, laundry, cooking, and on and on. While I’m still figuring out how to add more quilt time I do feel like I have friends…. Thanks.
Have a safe and Happy 4th of July. Have a cup of coffee with me.
Gratitudes:
1. Freedom and those who fought for it.
2. More quilt fabric than I deserve.
3. My Family.
10 comments:
Hope you enjoy your day :-) Welcome to the stash quilts ring.
Can't imagine 2 tenneagers, One as a single parent is more than enough! Love the shape of the leaves you made.
The leaves turned out great. Can't wait to see them on the project. :)
I like the little arrangement with patriotic quilt and mugs!
Can't wait to see the completed table runner.
Welcome to the blog ring :-) Your patriotic quilt looks very nice. Happy July 4th !
I can't imagine juggling work, teenagers, running a household, and finding time to quilt. It sure is nice to have a holiday now and then - and little blocks of time on the weekends to do some creative sewing. Looking forward to seeing your maple leaves completed.
Hope you enjoyed your Independence Day - and that you managed to put the leaves on the table runner - looking forward to seeing it quilted.
Leaves are looking good - I keep reading your posts and every time I wonder where Upper Peninsula is - presumably in the north of the US as you generally comment on cooler weather than everyone else that side of the pond - please enlighten me bearing in mind my US geography is very limited
Welcome to the group, what a clever grouping of your patriotic quilt and those stars and stripe mugs! Are you a photographer as well?
53 degrees - o.k I'm moving to UP...
BTW I made your cake yesterday! YUM!
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