Boy, I have a lot of catching-up to do, quilt-blog-wise.
This vintage Dresden Plate was quilted back in mid September. I love vintage quilts - never met one I didn't fall head over heels for.
There were a couple of blocks made with new fabric, just to get a useable size of quilt.
Yes, those plates are a little wonky. The centers aren't round. The plates aren't centered. But it is so pretty! As requested by the owner, there is not too much quilting here. Stitch-in-the-ditch around sashings, and inside & outside the plates. Loopies inside the wedges, and motifs both in the corners and in the centers.
Pretty, pretty on the back.
French floors as related to quilts:
1) Chevron.
2) Square in a Square.
3) Checkerboard Border - reminds me of Courthouse Steps.
ZUCCHINI REPORT
What the hell? How can I be doing a zucchini report in November? Well I got sidetracked and never finished back in September.
When I was in France, there was zero chance that DH was going to pick zucchinis. So when I got home... guess what? Eleven more. And a couple of them were, not surprisingly, pretty large.
Picked end of season: 11
Picked YTD: 127
Today's plan for supper is to make a big pot of vegetable soup and a Butternut Squash Tart With Fried Sage. Some of that zucchini is coming out of the freezer and jumping into the soup pot.
This vintage Dresden Plate was quilted back in mid September. I love vintage quilts - never met one I didn't fall head over heels for.
There were a couple of blocks made with new fabric, just to get a useable size of quilt.
Yes, those plates are a little wonky. The centers aren't round. The plates aren't centered. But it is so pretty! As requested by the owner, there is not too much quilting here. Stitch-in-the-ditch around sashings, and inside & outside the plates. Loopies inside the wedges, and motifs both in the corners and in the centers.
Pretty, pretty on the back.
French floors as related to quilts:
1) Chevron.
2) Square in a Square.
3) Checkerboard Border - reminds me of Courthouse Steps.
ZUCCHINI REPORT
What the hell? How can I be doing a zucchini report in November? Well I got sidetracked and never finished back in September.
When I was in France, there was zero chance that DH was going to pick zucchinis. So when I got home... guess what? Eleven more. And a couple of them were, not surprisingly, pretty large.
Picked end of season: 11
Picked YTD: 127
Today's plan for supper is to make a big pot of vegetable soup and a Butternut Squash Tart With Fried Sage. Some of that zucchini is coming out of the freezer and jumping into the soup pot.
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