Since then, this week I cleaned up a bit and worked on machine quilting a top I've had for a while. It's a small quilt I put together from blocks I did in a group project some years ago, which got put away. Anyway, I just have to put on the binding:
I'm still salivating over the time we spent in Paris. I am happy to share a picture of a typical bakery where we purchased our baguettes each morning.
How do you resist those breads? Forget about the sweets, though.
Hope everyone has a great weekend! What are you working on? I'm getting ready for Bonnie's mystery. Anybody else going to tackle it? I'm sure it'll be awesome!
How small is your "small" quilt? It is a great looking sampler. I love the colors you have chosen for setting squares and triangles.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Bonnie would allow me on board for the mystery. No whining and lots of small pieces--she suggested I just print out the instructions for later. : )
I could live in a bakery. Oh, that all looks so delectable!
I'm trying to finish up a top for a Christmas gift and get it to my LAQ tomorrow. Can't post it because the recipient reads my blog.
Hi Randy, I am going to tackle Bonnies mystery quilt. I have started pulling the fabric together for it. I am in the middle of here Pineapple Blossom also.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking about Bonnie's mystery quilt - not that I need another project or anything! The little quilt is darling and I do understand about little grandchildren. I miss mine so much, but I do get a lot more sewing done. When we were with our 2 little grandsons, I couldn't do anything but keep an eye on them! It is so much fun, though.
ReplyDeleteLove the sampler quilt- the colors are fantastic Randy!! I'll be watching Bonnie's mystery. It's going to be a good one since I've already seen the quilt!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sampler quilt Randy!!! Love it.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn :)
That sampler quilt looks great. I love your colors.
ReplyDeleteIf I hads been to that bakery, it would be empty. Love bread,