Quilting in the summertime
#42
It's suppose to be in the 90's today and I'm still working on my denim and flannel rag quilt. Not quite the right time of year for this but I have to finish it before I let myself start on something "cooler". Good thing basements, where my sewing area is, are 10 degrees cooler.
#43
I love to make quilts in the summer. We are usually traveling in our 5th wheel and my husband is usually out fishing. I love quilting in the 5th wheel. I can totally clean it in 5 minutes (it's only 24' long), and then I can spend the rest of the day quilting. I take frequent breaks and take my fur baby out for walks and enjoy the scenery, and then back to my favorite - quilting. I enjoy fishing, too, but I am definitely a fair weather fisher person. If the wind is blowing, or it is too hot or too cold, I stay in and quilt.
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No time for quilting in the summer. Too many baseball games
(4 Grandsons play) am now painting our outbuildings red (oil paint, very messy) and mow a lot of lawn and maintain 3 flower gardens. I can quilt when it's too cold tok outdoors. I do go to our wkly LQS to visit w/my quilt group and see what they have done or are working on.
(4 Grandsons play) am now painting our outbuildings red (oil paint, very messy) and mow a lot of lawn and maintain 3 flower gardens. I can quilt when it's too cold tok outdoors. I do go to our wkly LQS to visit w/my quilt group and see what they have done or are working on.
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