And tidy up this mess.
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Yesterday I met Lynn at the movie theater and we enjoyed the matinee performance of Hamnet. It was very good. I haven't read the book yet (I have it on hold). Lynn said the script followed the story pretty well, as it should considering that Maggie O'Farrell wrote the novel and co-wrote the screenplay.
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On the small screen at home: Netflix has all of West Wing. I hadn't watched any of it and I began bingeing it last evening.
I calculated that the sashing requires 1-1/2 yards ...
S is getting more alert. His appetite is good. I will learn more when I meet with the care team this week.
My friend Donna won the quilt I donated to the raffle.
I'm sure the club treasurer will have a glowing report at tomorrow's board meeting.
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These are 8" (finished) blocks so the pieces were a bit fiddly to cut.
And then at Rotary yesterday the president said we'll have a gift exchange at next week's meeting. $25 value. (Gender observation: the president is a woman. Would any group of men even think about a gift exchange?) Of course I'll need to provide Stevens' contribution as well as my own.
So here's what's on the cutting table. Two table runners coming up!
The AAUW luncheon is today, we're going to a dinner tonight, the P.E.O. luncheon is tomorrow, and we're going ...
read moreThe sewing wasn't difficult but I had to cut more strips and more strips. I arranged and rearranged to get the print density balanced. (And now that I look at it, more balancing might be ...
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This week's walks were at Spring Bluff (close to home) and Ethel's Woods.
Vervain.
Purple coneflower, meadow sweet.
Sawtooth sunflower, white monarda.
Tansy, pinnate prairei coneflower.
There are signs at both preserves that explain the history of the property.
We saw the movie Oppenheimer on Saturday afternoon. We arrived in plenty of time, so much so that we had to sit through nearly a half hour of commercials and previews before the three-hour feature began. It was thought-provoking. Once I got home I looked up the people, some of whom I'd heard of but others who were ...
read moreMy entry for the guild challenge is quilted, bound, and labeled.
This is all I will show you because it's a surprise. The reveal is at the September 6 guild meeting.
At the PieFest in 2008 I made a lot of red/black/white flying geese. They are 3" x 5-1/2" unfinished. I used five in this project.
I was taken by one of Cathy K's quilts -- see this post -- and had to give it a try. I did it jelly-roll-race style by sewing the black/white/gray strips, adding a brightly colored patch, and repeating. When I had sewn a ...
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This will be the fifth year I'm participating in Patty's One Monthly Goal at Elm Street Quilts. (Surely I'm not the only quilter who has to double-check that she's not typing Elm Creek.) I enjoy the make-your-own-challenge.
This is what's on my design wall.
It's a variation of this quilt . The blocks are 6 x 6 finished. I will make more of both the 16-patches and the Ohio Stars. Right now I like the scattered-ness of the stars.
But it's not my OMG for January. I can only tell but not show what ...
The kitchen and dining room walls are now "Gleeful." (The contrast wall at the end of the entry hall is "Lime Rickey," a shade darker.) The base cabinets are in place and the upper cabinets are in the garage.
My November OMG was to make a bookshelf quilt for a former coworker who is retiring this month. This is the 40th bookshelf quilt I've made since 2004, all using Christine Thresh's pattern (Winnowing.com) (I have gotten my money's worth!)
I'm linking this post to the OMG November finish .I was pleased to get a place ...