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Friday, September 28, 2018

Feline Friday - 9/28/18

Hey Momma - did you know that your quilty stuff is leaking outside of the lab?  It's ok tho as it's all pretty soft and nice for lounging on.


Take for example this old quilt that you recently got for a steal.

The lady that sold it to you said it was machine pieced but *I* know better. It's actually hand pieced and hand quilted with a summer weight batting.

It's perfect for the fall weather too! Not too warm and not too cool! Just right!




Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Wednesday Weather Report #71 - 9/26/18

It's amazing how a little R and R can throw routines out of whack.

I went to the Adirondacks for a long weekend - it was a good weekend with mountain climbing and the Homesteading Festival on Saturday. I was going to go to the Moose Festival Sunday but after two loooooong days of driving I decided to hang out at camp. It was a brisk 36F Sunday morning but the afternoon sun was quite delightful and that allowed me to sit outside and get lots of stitching done.

I'm guessing this is about twice the size it was a week ago.

I stitched quite a bit on Mr Serious but not on the temperature quilt that I had left at home.

BTW - I started a "page" on Mr Serious. You can always click the label to read all the related posts but now you can also check the page to see semi-weekly progress photos all in one place.

I pulled the temperature fabrics out last night but neglected to take a picture. Let's just say that there were 5 yellows (60s) and 3 2 greens (50s). I'll add a photo of the fabrics to this post tomorrow and I'll post the stitched pieces next week after I get more papers.

68 -67 - 66 - 53 - 58 - 61 - 69 F

How was your weather for the last week?




Friday, September 21, 2018

Feline Friday - 9/21/18

Momma is coming right along with my pawtrait however I'm surprised she never considered this photo...


She was trying to photobomb me ... Can you imagine?