I’m afraid I can’t blame Lemmy for the lack of progress on block 15 this time. That’s right… it’s still not done.
I did work on it both Saturday AND Sunday, but all I managed to complete was the satin stitch flowers on the right-hand side. I may work on it throughout this week – just to get it done. But there’s still lots to be done in the gardens so…
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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Looking good! But, gardening should be the priority while you have good weather.
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Very pretty. The needlework will wait for you.
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This is not a stitching time of year. I’m struggling to find time too. I keep telling myself the dog days will be here soon enough and we’ll be stuck inside in the AC again soon enough.
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Satin stitches do take longer but there is really no hurry so just fit it in as you can!
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The ral gardens have precidence when the weather is good. It’s looking beautiful though.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
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What you have managed to stitch is very pretty. This is the time of year when there is so much to be done outside and more daylight available extends outside time.
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Very pretty, gardening is important too! You can catch up on stitching on a rainy day!
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