I spent the rest of the evening cooking food for lunches, washing dishes, and watering the squash. The squash plants are growing like crazy, but I still don't see much action in the way of seeing squash. I guess I need to be patient.
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Binding, cooking, and watering
My evening went by quickly. The only work in the studio was pressing the fabric and cutting the binding for the African quilt. I have used this print - yes, another print! - in the past for other quilts made similar to this quilt. I just like the way it looks.
Here is a baby quilt I made back in 2012 using that black, white and gold print for the binding.
I spent the rest of the evening cooking food for lunches, washing dishes, and watering the squash. The squash plants are growing like crazy, but I still don't see much action in the way of seeing squash. I guess I need to be patient.
I spent the rest of the evening cooking food for lunches, washing dishes, and watering the squash. The squash plants are growing like crazy, but I still don't see much action in the way of seeing squash. I guess I need to be patient.
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I like prints for bindings too. It is just another artistic statement at the edge of the quilt.
It makes a lovely binding, Patty. I hope you see some squash blossoms soon.
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