In the meantime, Friendship Chain is growing. I’ve gotten half of the fourth row done.
I love how it is turning out now that I can see more of it. The colours in this photo are almost completely accurate. I think it’s going to end up a nice twin bed size when it’s finished. I think it may need a border or two, but I’ll decide that later.
It’s raining today, which we badly need, so it’s going to be a quiet indoor day. We’ll be going to church and a fellowship supper this afternoon, but the rest of the day is set up for visiting with our sweet Abbie and maybe a little bit of stitching. She’s 2 1/2 years old now and talking up a storm. She’s such a delight and a joy. She was away for a week visiting with cousins, so it’s great to spend some time with her again.
I’m linking up with Kathy’s Slow Sunday Stitching
Isn't it wonderful to be content with our project. I am glad that those crazy urges for wanting to make everything I see have settled down a bit. I still have a bucket list of those quilts I just need to make! But I do seem to enjoy the process more than I ever have, even to the point I have taken up hand piecing.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean, sometimes my ideas outrun the time available, LOL!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like Abbie is helping with the watering! Lovely quilt. The colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool pattern... no wonder you're enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteHave fun with stitching and Abbie!
What a blessed rain that was! Our garden needed it.
ReplyDeleteAbby looks SO grown up already - and such a good helper!
I really love your friendship quilt you are making! cool pattern for sure! Hope your time with Abbie was enjoyable too <3 Kathi
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