Besides the fact that my oldest daughter Dawn came down to Texas with her family for a week.. Enjoyed the time I had with them. I sent home with her my Singer 99k, with case, manual, thread, bobbins, it takes the case 66 bobbins from Singer.
I used it a lot for piecing so I know it runs great. I hope she enjoys it as much as I did.
I didn't get pictures, ( mainly because I had lost errrr misplaced my SD card for my camera) but I had made my grandson a travel pillow, and I had a smaller one that I had gotten from somewhere with the same Tiger strips on it, that I gave him. Dawn said he used them and loved them.
Now lets see where to start, I got 2 crochet projects done, need to dig them out of the back room and take pictures of them.
I got this Circle of Comfort quilt finished and gave it to a Lady who has been diagnosed with Cancer. We have prayed that it is in Remission, it is inoperable cancer. They sure are camera shy. lol.
I got the binding all on it, washed it, snuggled up to it, and then remembered I needed to add the label to it. :P
So before my neighbor and I left to deliver the quilt, I sat down at her place and finished putting the label on it.
Wish I had remembered to get the label on before I washed it. But oh well as long as it was put on there. :D
Hand appliqued on.
Then I was asked, well what if they want to send a Thank You card, where should they send it?
Soooo I ran back to my house and looked up the envelope that all the supplies came in and wrote it down on the Get Well card I had wrote up for the young lady.
Also these are a few things I have worked on.
1" Hexigons |
Jacob Ladder parts for my Mom's quilt top |
Another Circle of Comfort quilt, all layered and ready to be quilted |
Cousin Evonda's lap quilt top is done, but need to fix a corner square. |
Still need to trim down these blocks to 7" |
These are a few already trimmed down. |
Messed up the borders, had to take them off, so just meandering around "Easy Street" |
Oh and all those pinwheels up there ^^^^ yea those, they all had sashings, took those apart also.. A story for another blog posting.
Happy Stitching out there.
Tammy Jean
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