This week it is feeling like fall. Cool in the mornings, but warm to almost hot by mid afternoon. It’s the kind of day that you take a jacket to work and leave it on the hook behind the door when you go home at quitting time. I used to do that all the time! LOL!
I sewed darks, mostly browns this week.
Four split nine blocks
And three zipper blocks. Who knew seashells would be in the brown category!
Also some fabric auditioning for some secret sewing!
I just had to share the creation of my friend Donnette. It’s wool appliqué, a Sue Spargo pattern. The background is black wool, except for the white and black clamshells and rectangles. She will bind it and enter it into our quilt show in early October. I think it’s just gorgeous!
And then, I mentioned it feels like fall. I’m thinking Thanksgiving!! Here is our neighborhood wild Turkey on top of a car parked in the neighboring yard. What a silly bird!
Love your brown blocks, Judy! Browns can be so pretty - I've enjoyed getting them out this week. Our weather has been much like yours - cool in the mornings - hot in the afternoons. Donnette's wool piece is beautiful! Love the turkey, too - what a funny sight!
ReplyDeleteNice blocks, and secret sewing is always fun. Congratulations to your friend on her lovely work. Tell her she is an internet star now as her wool applique has been seen around the world!
ReplyDeleteThat wool piece is gorgeous. I like your lovely browns, nicely done!
ReplyDeleteYour friend's wool Sue Spargo project is GORGEOUS! I'd always heard turkeys were not the brightest of birds but on a car??? That's a good one! Lol! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteOhh you have great browns!! Love them. Your friends project is Ah! Mazing!!
ReplyDeleteHaha - the turkey on the car!! love it!
You've made good headway on your darks, Judy!! Your friend's wool quilt is amazing! And that turkey is hysterical!?!
ReplyDelete