This is such a pretty quilt.
Apparently, it was made from two kits for a different quilt.
So the maker had to 'get creative'. She sure did a great job!
The delivery guy who brought my batting order surprised me when I was still in my jammies. This four rolls should get me through the next several months. It's kinda fun to open these up - they're a bit like popcorn, pouffing up when they get released. Similar to my belly when the jeans come off and the yoga pants go on. :-)
Aaand, IN THE GARDEN:
The asparagus. Which is delicious. I have a zillion baby plants now that have come from seed off the parent plants.
The garlic. Which could use some weeding. Perhaps today?
Some of the tomatoes. DH planted these under 'warmers'. The tubes are filled with water, and retain heat so you can plant a bit earlier than you would normally get away with. These will come off within the next week. There are more tomatoes which were planted under plastic cloches, and those are already out from under wraps.
Cabbage seedlings planted a couple weeks ago. Some of them appear to have been nibbled on by Peter Rabbit. bastard. This needs weeding now, too.
Pea sprouts. These seeds were put in when I planted the cabbage seedlings. They are now fighting it out with self-seeded cilantro, dandelions, and grass. More weeding required.
Everbearing raspberries. These made it through the winter beautifully!
Seedlings under fancy shadecloth. Zucchini (!!!), butternut squash, and cucumbers.
The useless assistant. :P
Apparently, it was made from two kits for a different quilt.
So the maker had to 'get creative'. She sure did a great job!
The delivery guy who brought my batting order surprised me when I was still in my jammies. This four rolls should get me through the next several months. It's kinda fun to open these up - they're a bit like popcorn, pouffing up when they get released. Similar to my belly when the jeans come off and the yoga pants go on. :-)
Aaand, IN THE GARDEN:
The asparagus. Which is delicious. I have a zillion baby plants now that have come from seed off the parent plants.
The garlic. Which could use some weeding. Perhaps today?
Some of the tomatoes. DH planted these under 'warmers'. The tubes are filled with water, and retain heat so you can plant a bit earlier than you would normally get away with. These will come off within the next week. There are more tomatoes which were planted under plastic cloches, and those are already out from under wraps.
Cabbage seedlings planted a couple weeks ago. Some of them appear to have been nibbled on by Peter Rabbit. bastard. This needs weeding now, too.
Pea sprouts. These seeds were put in when I planted the cabbage seedlings. They are now fighting it out with self-seeded cilantro, dandelions, and grass. More weeding required.
Everbearing raspberries. These made it through the winter beautifully!
Seedlings under fancy shadecloth. Zucchini (!!!), butternut squash, and cucumbers.
The useless assistant. :P
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