It seemed like a busy month but I only finished two quilt tops and didn't get anything quilted and finished. The plaid Drundard's Path (cut with acrylic templates and rotary cutter) is 56" x 70". Most of the plaids are Roberta Horton plaids from the 1990s.
The Keiko Goke Japanese fabric quilt (cut with Strips 'n Curves templates and rotary cutter) is 54" x 72". I was almost done with the Marcia Derse triangle quilt but I spent time pulling weeds instead of sewing yesterday.
The year is officially half over. I used 87 yards of fabric in my projects for the first 6 months. I quilted 11 quilts and finished one table centerpiece and 2 table runners. I made 15 quilt tops that didn't get quilted yet. The rest of the tops are in the finished group.
I have one bonus plant this year, a snapdragon growing in the crack of the driveway. It gets very little water and is doing just fine.
I have a tomato starting to turn red. The squirrels have already picked 2 tomatoes and took one bite and left them on the ground. I have now hung a bunch of small aluminum pans from the rings of the cages. I hope that keeps them away.
I showed the elephant ear last week and it had one leaf the size of the small leaf on the right. Now that leaf is the big one. I have another one in another pot and one leaf is just starting to emerge.
The Keiko Goke Japanese fabric quilt (cut with Strips 'n Curves templates and rotary cutter) is 54" x 72". I was almost done with the Marcia Derse triangle quilt but I spent time pulling weeds instead of sewing yesterday.
The year is officially half over. I used 87 yards of fabric in my projects for the first 6 months. I quilted 11 quilts and finished one table centerpiece and 2 table runners. I made 15 quilt tops that didn't get quilted yet. The rest of the tops are in the finished group.
I have one bonus plant this year, a snapdragon growing in the crack of the driveway. It gets very little water and is doing just fine.
I have a tomato starting to turn red. The squirrels have already picked 2 tomatoes and took one bite and left them on the ground. I have now hung a bunch of small aluminum pans from the rings of the cages. I hope that keeps them away.
I showed the elephant ear last week and it had one leaf the size of the small leaf on the right. Now that leaf is the big one. I have another one in another pot and one leaf is just starting to emerge.