This is one of "those" quilts that I wanted to keep for myself. It is from the book Seasonal Silhouettes by Edyta Sitar.
I loved the border, so I quilted it to look like a column with a vine growing around it.
The blocks were all s.i.d. with a background fill.
Our summer was so hot and dry, this was the only practical use for an umbrella. hah. :-)
With fall upon us now, this block is quite timely.
And, the zucchini report:
picked: 5
picked YTD: 48
I previously mentioned that zucchini was not really prolific this year - this report's five that I picked was over a two week period. Last year's zucchini count stopped at 105 on Sept. 5th. I guess I should have gone out and sung to the plants.
I loved the border, so I quilted it to look like a column with a vine growing around it.
The blocks were all s.i.d. with a background fill.
Our summer was so hot and dry, this was the only practical use for an umbrella. hah. :-)
With fall upon us now, this block is quite timely.
And, the zucchini report:
picked: 5
picked YTD: 48
I previously mentioned that zucchini was not really prolific this year - this report's five that I picked was over a two week period. Last year's zucchini count stopped at 105 on Sept. 5th. I guess I should have gone out and sung to the plants.
Very clever border treatment!
ReplyDeleteThanks Riley. I'm pleased with the result.
DeleteI can see why you would want to keep the quilt to yourself. The column quilting is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOur zucchini had a really tough skin this year. I could barely cut it. I know it had to do with the drought but it made horrible relish due to the skin.
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