We had company
on Saturday. Mike and Kelly and Grandpup
Roscoe came for a short visit. Mike and
Kelly had some business to take care of, so while they were occupied with that,
we happily took care of Roscoe. Poor pup
lives in an apartment in the city, so he loves coming to visit our yard and run
around and play, chasing birds and barking at the resident groundhog. Fortunately the yard is partially fenced so
he can’t get that groundhog.
While he was
here I made a disappearing nine patch.
They were all the rage for a while and I didn’t get into it, but I had
this fabric I wanted to make a charity quilt with and that seemed like a good
idea. (Yes Bonnie, that was the something new coming from my creative mind, sorry to disappoint you.) I started and finished it too, and even put
together a backing for it. It will go to
Bob’s Blankie Brigade.
Somewhere in the last few days I
saw another nine patch quilt and knew that the fabric I had was perfect for
it. I diagrammed it in EQ and started
cutting Saturday afternoon, and even put together a few blocks before I ran out
of energy. Yesterday I finished making
the nine patches and started cutting the rest of the blocks and sashing, and
that’s what I’ve been working on today.
Now here’s my dilemma… in my
bedroom I have a queen size bed, design bed and laundry folding bed. As you can imagine it can only be used as one
of those things at a time. Monday is
laundry day, and I’ve been sewing.
Except… no folding bed since it is covered in blocks. First load was easy, I folded it on the
washer. Second load not so easy, so it’s
sitting in the dryer until I pin and mark all the blocks so I can pick them up
and finish them later. (Don’t tell John
I had pins on the bed, that’s a big no no.)
I like your disappearing nine patch..... I've made a couple also. They are fast and easy. And yours is done.... Or at least the top is done.
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