And, speaking of winners, I continue to amaze myself. ;o) Yes, I DID get that Row Robin row done. It'll be in the mail tomorrow. Mine's the last row. I don't like samplers, I don't care for small fussy prints or muted colours, I don't like paper piecing or applique but I think I'm okay with that row.Next up, Karen's bright stars on black. Not so hard, I hope.
I got the binding on Amanda's quilt, and I should be stitching it down now, but I spent an hour weeding the roses today without gloves, and I've got more than a few thorns in my fingers. It'll wait, there are evenings I want something to do, this evening is not one of them.
I also got 4 more pyramids done, which leaves, I think, 4. That's for tomorrow, then maybe sashing and assembly next week. How cool is that?! Once it's done I can send it off to be stitched, and get my string top together.
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No, no blog, but everyone keeps bugging me about starting one. It seems as if maybe people think I have something interesting to say. I am worried about getting sucked into more time on the computer. I have a confession, though. I was at a garden center yesterday and saw this plant and remembered your question. I didn't have a pen handy to write down the scientific name, but knew I could remember the familiar name. -Teresa
Yep that looks like the Jacob's ladder in my old yard too.Pretty plant.I bought one for here too but the leaves may be a little diferent.Blue flowers on mine balloon shaped, or else I am thoroughly confused if the Jacob's ladder had died and I replaced it with something else.They bloom in a few weeks anyhow.
Nice row!!! Think I may do the 6" ones too!
Wow. You accomplish a ton. I have had my sewing machine sitting on my table for almost a month now. I thought it would motivate me to get the baby quilt quilted. I *am* quite good at computer games, though.
And I would think a quilter would remember a plant when there is a quilt pattern of the same name. Geez. ;)
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