On
the second day after Christmas (12/27) my honey let me be (he went golfing);
The
result i-is what you now see
This is the quilt that I did immediately after
retreat….the one that I cut up Michael’s original blue fabric that I wasn’t
quite done with :~). This is my first quilt for the Sterling
School Project. A local church (actually
it is my friend Paula’s church) identified many kids within Sterling School who
had NEVER had a bed to sleep in
:~(. The church took on the
project of building easy-to-assemble bed frames…the church is also buying the
mattresses and sheet sets, and they asked our quilt group if we could provide
quilts for some of the beds…so, this is my first. It is also the quilt that I used to distract
Michael when I was quilting his quilt. What I mean is…I loaded up a double length of
blue fabric and a double length of batting on Miss Scarlet. When Michael was out golfing I got his quilt
basted on, then I just threw this Sterling School quilt over the whole frame so
that he couldn’t see HIS quilt (this was Nancy H’s suggestion and it worked
beautifully). I figured he wouldn’t look
closely enough to tell that it wasn’t quilted.
I got his all quilted, then quickly rolled it up and started to quilt
this blue/tan quilt. He never noticed a
thing….YAY!
As for the rest of the day,
I continued to work on projects to hopefully keep my “12 days” going. Paula came by for SEVERAL hours and helped me
load up Miss Scarlet for another quilt, and watched the process of it stitching
out. Michael was out golfing here at
SCCL for much of the day, and came home very disappointed with his score. He’s going to sign up for a few refresher
lessons since he can’t figure out what he’s doing wrong. It was a champagne and puffy things evening,
we finished up these homemade puffy things... |
and added mozarella logs, and spinach/cheese phyllo pockets |
along with continuing Christmas movie entertainment with WHITE CHRISTMAS.
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