 Yay! The center of Red Sunset is done and I absolutely love it! The pattern is Tequila Lime by Quiltworx. There's not much to say about it except that it's done and I'm happy.  I wanted to get it done by Saturday because there was about this much paper in tiny bits all over my floor. I needed it cleaned up by Sunday morning so I could do my weekly fabric ironing. The paper removal is messy and tedious but I had a good book to keep me entertained. I think the extra work is worth it for perfect points.  The part I finished will be set on point with this border pattern. I'll start cutting the fabrics for these sections this week. I'm going to cut all the fabric at once, I think. Making these borders is going to take a minute or two.  To motivate myself I took a photo of the top on the guest bed. I think it's going to look awesome. The corners of the top of the bed will have blue spiky motifs. I think that will be perfect. Then the wave border will be on the drape at the corners.  I also tried another recipe from my new gluten free baking book and had another successful loaf. This one was more rustic. It was great for a steak sandwich for dinner and with hummus for lunch. This week I will try the loaf bread recipe.
I also did a good bit of crochet during football this weekend. I'll share that on Wednesday. I decided to keep going with hats for a week as a break from blankets. 9/19/2022 11:01:03 am
do you use gluten free flour for baking? anything special? The breads have looked good.
Kristin F
9/19/2022 02:55:44 pm
Wow - I love your new Red Sunset quilt! The colors are luminous with your hand dyed fabrics and also goes well with the colors in your hand dyed fabric headboard.
Gene Black
9/20/2022 08:18:14 am
I am so glad you are finding bread recipes that work for you.
patty
9/20/2022 08:21:11 am
The red sunset center is gorgeous, but those borders are insane! Wonderful looking bread. What flour did you use to make them? You have me in the mood to make a loaf of bread. I may whip up a loaf of the Italian Harvest Bread I have been making lately since I will be home this afternoon sitting the HVAC serviceman.
Becky in VA
9/20/2022 10:25:15 am
Fabulous!!!
Laceflower
9/20/2022 01:14:15 pm
Congrats on finishing the middle, and also for finding some palatable gluten free bread recipes. Those loaves look, well they look normal!! 9/21/2022 08:55:34 am
I was bedazzled by that center piece, and then realized - but wait, there's more! It's definitely going to be stunning on your guest bed! I enjoy FPP, even the paper removal; it's therapeutic, in a way, especially if you have a good book or something to watch.
Becky Turner
9/21/2022 09:30:56 am
The colors in that quilt top just blow me away. The work involved just scares the hell out of me!
Mary Anne
9/21/2022 05:59:18 pm
I think I'd be thrilled with the quilt as it is and would give up on it long before I started on those intricate-looking borders! As Becky said in her comment - scares the hell out of me too! 9/24/2022 08:12:07 am
Wow Vicki.....your color choices are fabulous! FUN to see a preview of the center panel on the bed. Judy Neimeyer patterns have always been a favorite of mine. Keep at it.....you are getting closer to the finish line! 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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