This is a photo of my Bow tie quilt top. It was one of the blocks I did for RSC19 at So Scrappy. It is at the quilters now. She promised to have it done for me before she left to go south to AZ for Christmas and the following 4 months. She will, I am sure. So I will prep a binding. My goal is to have the binding on the quilt by New Year’s Eve.
It's a small goal, but there may be a snafu in there. We will see. Our granddaughter and her husband and 2 kids will be moving in with us at the end of Dec. It’s a long story as to the why. I’ll spare you the details. It will only be for about 60 days.( we hope) We only have 2 bedrooms, it will be cozy. But my quilting and hand sewing time will be limited. J is at school M-F and Miss B goes to pre school in the afternoons, M-TH, so there will be those times. I haven't learned yet how to sew with littles around. These 2 are so curious and so busy!
You may get to hear me rant a bit or at least vent. I'll apologize in advance.
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You've arranged your bow ties into a lovely quilt. Good luck with your sewing with the grandchildren around. I never had a problem sewing with my own children around; they knew better than to get in my way. My youngest grandchildren however are a different case; they expect my full attention when they are here. Rightly so! Don't worry about sewing; enjoy your grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteit is good you can help them out and hope the time doesn't extend then it can be frustrating to get back to your routine. Have fun enjoying your family while you can
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.
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