Before I dive into my post, I wanted to drop a note for one of my readers, Violet - I wanted to reply to your very kind comment on my last post, but I have no way to contact you. If you'll drop me an email or leave me your e-mail address, I'll get back to you. :)
This month I made 150 flying geese for a quilt for our boy:
I pieced this quilt using a jelly roll I bought a few years ago:
And I made 40 pinwheels for another quilt using charm squares of Bluebirds and Roses that I have:
We went to the mountains and spent Father's Day with my FIL. DH shod his Dad's horses and they rode through mountains:
I visited with my MIL and added some stitches to my EPP project.
This quilt would get done a lot faster if I lived here because I want to spend hours on their deck, soaking in the cool mountain air. I would start every morning out here:
This is the perfect binding spot:
And my finish this month is this little Spring Splash Paisley Quilt:
And a second bonus finish is this Monkey Business Quilt:
And that's a wrap for June. 😊
7 comments:
I know Karin, geesh this year is flying by!!! Glad you had some nice June finishes and starts. Your in-laws place looks like a great place to hang out :)
That's so cool that you guys are able to spend time with the folks!! And it does look like a beautiful place to do that. My dad's been gone since 1988 and my mom since 2000--seems like an eternity. You are getting lots done!!
Yes, you've found the perfect spot for binding and stitching. Mind if I bring my knitting and join you? Love all the blocks and pieces of blocks you've been making. The pinwheel fabrics are cheerful.
What great views your in-laws have! I'd be sitting out there, too! I can't believe this year is already half over. I'm just not ready yet.
I can't believe all you get done--and ranching besides!
What a beautiful place to stitch. Gotta love the view!
You get so much done, Karin! I wanna be you for a little while. ;-)
Both of your finishes are gorgeous. I love the alternate squares in the monkey quilt. Very fun.
I think I would put a sewing machine on that deck and take full advantage of the fresh air.
Love your in-progress quilts. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with those blue geese!
I can imagine sitting on that porch binding a quilt!! Love all your projects. It's good to keep hands busy rather than idle.....of course, an ocassional nap is good, too!!! Happy Summer, Karin!!
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