Yesterday there wasn't a ton of sewing. Instead there was a lot of vacation planning. You may remember that we went to Tucson this past winter and we enjoyed it so much that we immediately made plans to go back in 2025. All was great until late May. In the middle of Chris' medical crisis at the beach I got notice that our Tucson reservation had been canceled because the condo was sold. Finding places to stay is a little difficult for me because I always have to ask about fragrance used in washing the linens. I can't stay in places where they use detergents like Tide and Gain. Those fragrances are permanent and I'm highly allergic to them. So I've spent hours on various websites trying to find a condo to rent in one specific neighborhood. Finally, yesterday, I found it! Unless I also plan a girls beach trip in the fall, I'm all done with vacation planning until 2026. After all the computer work I was in need of some sewing time and I made 4 more blocks for the batik string quilt. These blocks are so much fun to sew. For those who are interested, here's the tutorial that I wrote for my quilt club. I also got the farm quilt back out and started cutting out the chickens.
Last night we had quilt club and I brought home 11 more finished veterans quilts ready for delivery, and 11 more quilt tops ready for quilting! Today I may try to load 2 of my veterans quilts for quilting, sew a few more string blocks and cut out the rest of the pieces for the chicken blocks.
Jude
6/12/2024 12:34:44 pm
Thanks for the tutorial! I know you say you already found a place but in the future could you not just pack a suitcase with set of sheets and a quilt or lightweight blanket and wash the towels when you get there with a detergent you can use? you probably have a reason if you can't - I was just curious- glad you found a place as I do remember you liked it
Mary Anne
6/12/2024 06:11:02 pm
I'm not allergic but I hate the smell of Tide and Gain and yet so many people insist on using them. I like my clothes to smell clean not highly perfumed.
Kay Welch
6/12/2024 08:00:48 pm
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Our guild's community service group has a humongous amount of strips that need to be sewn into blocks for quilts. Making rectangles will give us some variety.
Gene Black
6/13/2024 06:14:34 am
I am glad you found a vacation spot. I can only imagine how difficult that might be. Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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