Not much to report from here… we watched our annual Christmas eve movie “Die Hard” then went to bed. We had a quiet Christmas opening our gifts and called family & friends to check in.
Below is Campbell’s first *positive* experience with Santa…look at that smile!!! ❤
I’ve taken to feeding the wildlife… here are three squirrels enjoying their feast, LOL
I have one more quilt to finish for my friend and I’m absolutely stumped how to quilt it. This is a panel printed with quilt blocks… I was going to quilt vertical lines with snow flakes alternating each line in green & red thread but now I’m not sure. Then I thought about ‘stitch in the ditch’ of all those printed blocks but I’m a minimal quilter and that feels like a lot :-p … help??? All ideas are welcome 😀
That’s all for now… have a great rest of your weekend!
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Vertical lines with snowflakes sounds like a good option to me! I wonder if quilting in the ditch on a panel would be extra difficult as there are no seam ‘ridges’ to guide the foot and needle?
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Thanks Allison! I wondered the same thing too about quilting in the ditch on this panel, LOL
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I am thinking stitch in the ditch as there is so much awesomeness already going in the quilt. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and Campbell is adorable!
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Thanks Tierney 🙂 I’m still stumped about quilting this panel… I’ll sit on it for a little while and hopefully something will resonate!
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I know nothing about quilting, Sharon, so I can’t advise, but I would like to say how beautiful that quilt is. The recipient is one lucky person! Our neighbors (close friends) made us a quilt when we moved in next door to each other, and we treasure it. Also, the photo of Santa and Campbell is precious. Thanks for sharing that. I found your blog through a comment you left on Pat’s Retirement Transition. It’s nice to “meet” you. Happy New Year!
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Hi Christie, thank you for visiting and it’s nice to ‘meet’ you too! I finally got that quilt all quilted so at least that’s off my mind 😉 I enjoy reading Pat’s Retirement blog and will try to use many of her practices to keep me grounded when I retire.
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