Here's a woods-ey, autumn-ey Courthouse Steps Log Cabin with 16-patch centers. And panels for the alternate blocks.
Whew - that's a lot of description! I cross-hatched the panels.
I quilted s.i.d. in the logs, with a motif in the 16-p centers.
The borders were s.i.d., and border designs were quilted in.
This is a yummy light blue flannel back. But OMG, it was so HOT when I was quilting this, that just the thought of flannel was making me feel faint.
Aah, the romantic anniversary gift. Nothin' says lovin' like a new roof and insulation. :P C'mon...you didn't really think something romantic was going on, did you?
STRAWBERRIES
Whew - that's a lot of description! I cross-hatched the panels.
I quilted s.i.d. in the logs, with a motif in the 16-p centers.
The borders were s.i.d., and border designs were quilted in.
This is a yummy light blue flannel back. But OMG, it was so HOT when I was quilting this, that just the thought of flannel was making me feel faint.
Aah, the romantic anniversary gift. Nothin' says lovin' like a new roof and insulation. :P C'mon...you didn't really think something romantic was going on, did you?
I've had strawberries in the garden for years. In the spring when they are most prolific I usually get to eat one or two berries. Then the birds discover them and I get zilch. That leads to my strawberry depression (yes - a true medical condition!). Then I leave them to get swarmed & buried by the other plants. This year I made it my MISSION to get some berries. DH kindly made these little covers that so far... are working.
Look!! A berry!! And I get to eat it!!
aaand...
ZUCCHINI REPORT
Picked this week: 5
Picked YTD: 12
He promised to keep a roof over your head didn't he? Strawberry cages look like $2,000. Bat cages I got for anniversary last year...sigh.
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer strawberry cages over bat cages!
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