I trimmed the quilt edges.
And I put the quilt on our bed.

It really should have been washed first, but Charlie is going away tomorrow overnight--and I wanted us both to experience this new summer quilt.

It's looking rather primitive, only 3 stitches to the inch! And the lines aren't really straight. Guess I'll have to find a way to mark those diagonals. But I think it is going to be okay. However, I'm wondering how long this is going to take me. I spent about two hours on it yesterday and only got this far.
Sara
Gratitudes:
Rain in the night
Ladies wearing hats for a birthday party
Two new-to-me quilting books from the library
1 comment:
Let it take time and enjoy the process! And watch lots of old (or new) movies.
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