Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Tuesday tale


what's on the design wall?  wild turkeys of course!  as an homage, i'm having chicken on thanksgiving day....LOL!   actually, i ran to the store this morning and NO turkey legs or thighs whatsoever....a whole is out of the question, so chicken it is!  

folk art nativity is out of the hoop and ready for binding, so because nature abhors a vacuum, immediately pulled another UFO for possible december finish.   was gifted a number of baltimore-style blocks of a hawaiian theme.  decided to assemble them as smaller projects and this is the first.  i'm doing echo quilting of course and do so admire the lovely applique work as i quilt.  


monday pulled out the selvedge basket and sewed up some string pieces for potholders.  my mum is in need for a few and decided to make extras.  half the selvedges are used up and plan another day to empty the basket.  



starting this week, wednesdays are declared wedding quilt day.  hope to have the top done by the new year so it can be basted.  

stormy, rainy and windy day here with "cold" temps, as the weatherman says, arriving after.  when he says cold he means 40ish....will be dining with DD and SIL thursday and then it's heavy into christmas festivities.  putting up my tree very soon and bask in enormous thankfulness that i'm here to see all the cherished ornaments once again, but the real reason for christmas remains in my heart as always.  wishing all a blessed thanksgiving and hey, go easy on the pie!

6 comments:

  1. You have been very productive of late. I love the pot holders. Enjoy your chicken and time with family.

    ReplyDelete
  2. So many beautiful things being made at your house! Have a good Thanksgiving. Christine xx

    ReplyDelete
  3. I postponed turkey-shopping until yesterday (Tuesday) but was able to get a good deal. (.59 per pound with a $25 purchase.) Wedding? Have you been holding out on us, Grace? LOL!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Enjoy your Chicken - I am all about the sides anyways haha!! Your pot holder look great - those will be fun!

    ReplyDelete
  5. I love what you said about "Nature abhors a vacuum". It's so true. I like to have at least one machine sewing project, one applique project, and one hand quilting project going on at the same time. Sometimes there is a binding project too. Great use of selvages.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Those turkeys look like fun. I'll look forward to seeing progress on the selvedges.

    ReplyDelete