
Years ago (and I’m not sure quite how many years that may have been, but I think it’s at least eight), I bought a half yard of this fabric. I fell in love with it at the store the second … Continue reading
Years ago (and I’m not sure quite how many years that may have been, but I think it’s at least eight), I bought a half yard of this fabric. I fell in love with it at the store the second … Continue reading
The additions for the Pickled Ladies quilt are underway.
The second addition.
The third addition.
The fourth addition.
The fifth addition. Just about 20 more to go and I’ll be finished with the additions.
Baxter is fascinated by pens. If Mr. Q.O. leaves his puzzle and pen within paw’s reach, this is what happens. What isn’t shown is that shortly after this photo was taken, Baxter had the pen down on the floor. Pens and fabric, he just can’t resist them.
I realized that it’s the middle of the month and no new Pickled Ladies have been stitched, so last night I put together some arcs for another dozen or so of them. They go together quickly and it’s even faster to add them to the clamshells, so I’m hoping to get these all stitched today.
Monday I met up with another Inklingo’er, who is here with her husband. We had a prime spot in front of the fireplace in the lobby of the hotel at which they’re staying and stitched and talked our way through a good part of the day. Today will be more of the same. Monday I worked on the triangle bands for another Farmer’s Delight block, but today it will be the Pickled Ladies. I’m behind again on replying to comments and visiting blogs, but will catch up on Wednesday.
When I’m upset about something, I have a tendency to throw out things that I don’t mean to toss. Last week, when Lester had the stroke, I apparently threw out my finger pincushion. It’s hard to believe just how lost I was without it. Thanks to my friend, I now have a new one. This one is going to be very carefully taken care of and tucked away each evening after I finish stitching so that there’s no chance of it getting tossed out!
Lester is definitely on the mend. Monday night he was spilling out of the kitty bed as he stretched and then slept in this position.
An hour or so later and Smudge had taken over the kitty bed.