No hay work for me today; Popa is cutting again, and there's grass drying, so we'll be back in the fields Friday and Saturday, taking advantage of the hot, dry weather. However, I have been very busy, washing up dirty jeans and shirts, and trying to cook something to eat rather than sandwiches again; I have to eat vegetables to keep going.
This afternoon I picked up the needle and embroidery floss and finished two blocks for the baby quilt I posted about earlier.
have a nice break - this sun is just too hot this week.
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Your quilt is going to be so beautiful! I love the needlework.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find these cute embroidery pictures? Did you transfer them yourself?
ReplyDeleteI like them a lot.
Oh I love them Charlotte! I already can't wait to see the quilt. My Mom is a wonderful quilter. I managed to make a sampler quilt and haven't tackled another one since. I enjoyed the hand-sewing but I think I'd like to get a new sewing machine (mine is not working) try to do some machine quilting.
ReplyDeleteMy Mom has a gorgeous white-on-white quilt on her quilting frame right now. No machine quilting for her!
Folky Dots, I found these online --free!! I'll try to find them and send you the link. I printed them off then reduced them to fit my block size, and used carbon paper to trace them onto my fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love those quilt blocks! One day I'll post a picture of an old redwork quilt that was made in the 20's. It has the initials of the lady who made it, and the date.
ReplyDeleteGlad you have a day to do inside things!
It was good to check in on EMZ and see more of your beautiful work. I am looking forward to seeing what the next block will be...could it be...?
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