a wee bit, but progress. It was almost 100 degrees here today and the fans were not cutting it, so I decide to cut outside on the porch.I cut over one hundred two and half inch strips, but then I needed to sew. So I took the machine out on the patio table on the porch, removed the cutting mat and sewed. I got most of the blocks for this quilt top together. It was a little windy, a little dusty, but I also made a little progress.
and then the bee got me. so I gather my stuff and headed for an ice pack. ah, progress.
so sorry the bee *got you* and you had to stop with your sewing. I love the color combination of tans ans teals~it looks great!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you ngot some cutting and sewing in. Sorry about the bee.
ReplyDeleteDearest Mary, I read your very kind comment on Minick and Simpson's blog about consideration for my behalf, and I have to thank you for your comment and consideration because it is more valuable to me then any fabric in the whole world. I hope Mary that if you like and need this fabric , you will win this opportunity, I can always wait , I have learned waiting is good and the right thing always comes to us at the right time. God bless and I hope you really win !!!! I did not want to post this on their blog because it would be a like a second entry, but I hope Laurie or Polly read this!!!
ReplyDeletelook at those gorgeous colors! i can hardly wait to see your finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be really pretty.
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ReplyDeleteI had to read that several times to realize you meant an actual bee.
ReplyDeleteI just joined a virtual quilting bee, and let me tell you, you can be "gotten" by one of those, too. Feel better. Bleach helps. So does meat tenderizer.
Anna
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