I have had nearly two weeks at home, which has been pretty wonderful. I haven't achieved much of the big clean up I wanted to tackle. I've spent a lot of time in the shop, so that the other people who run it could take a break. I've sorted out stuff that mice had got into in my absence (poxy little creatures). I've spent time catching up with family here. So overall, not a lot on my list was ticked off, but it has been relaxing.
I did take a couple of days to sew like a mad thing, and as a result my Tumelo Trails is done.
I'm really happy with how it turned out, it was a lot of fun collecting those shirts and then choosing combinations for the blocks.
I couldn't face that piano key border, so I used leftover 3.5" triangles to make the border. I like how airy it makes the finished quilt.
I left it on the design wall for a day, then folded it up and out these blocks back up.
It's been forever since I worked on them, and I had fun last night moving it further along. I love he blue-greens in this, and the back and white is so crisp. They are a fun block to make.
But alas, I'm back to Adelaide again today. Shonny is nearly 38 weeks pregnant, and Isla is sick, so I'm going down to help wherever I can. Shonny needs a few nights uninterrupted sleep. Hayden is home in a week, and I'm hoping that baby stays put until he gets here, otherwise it will be me in the birthing suite with Shonny. I'm useless, I had two C-sections, so all I could do is hold her hand and be encouraging. I guess that will be enough.
3 comments:
Goodluck hope that baby stays there for a few more days..... Sounds busy at your place like mine..... Lots happenibg.....
I am sure you will be fine in the birthing suite, someone to hold your hand and yell at is the main thing! Good luck. Nice quilt, I like this Bonnie Hunter pattern...its on my one day list!
Gorgeous top! Welcoming a new baby will be the highlight of your year!
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