The best part of the stitching is I am going to be using some luscious threads Sharon sent me when she lived in England. The two on the left are what she sent. I'll be using the middle one, I think. The one on the right I picked up to use on Ruthie but haven't used it much. I'm rethinking that color -- I might use a lighter color to define the leaves a little bit. For the first time they actually look like lily pads to me. Generally they don't look like the right shape. Hum. Must be the angle.
July 18,
2016
Put borders on my lily piece from class√
Get top of cutting table set up with rulers, trash
baskets, scissors and cutters. (Where are all of my cutters???) √ I still haven’t found my other rotary
cutters nor my good scissors. Sigh
Continue piecing R, W & Blue quilt I didn't even take this out...
And for this week:
July 25,
2016
Quilt and bind the lily piece
Continue piecing R, W & Blue quilt.
Have a good time shopping and lunching with Kay,
Dorothy and Janet
Stay COOL! (It's suppose to hit 100˚ today. It's 99˚ now. Who knows what the "feels like" temp is.)
That's it for me today. I'll be linking up with Monday Making and Main Crush Monday. Take some time to visit these sites. It's a great way to see what folks are working on and get new ideas. And while you're at it drop a note to some so they know people read their blogs!
I have the same distractions, and Words with Friends is a game I play often with my sister and knitting buddy, Cheryl.
ReplyDeleteGood choice of thread. The piece is going to look fabulous when it's quilted.
So, it's a bit hotter than the UK then? Good luck with the quilting, reminds me of Monet.
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Kate
you must be refilling your well of inspiration... that's okay. It's as important as the making, although that lily pad is gorgeous. The threads are inspirational in themselves. The colors! Are they Oliver Twist? I collect O.T. threads as nothing compares to their impact.
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