I got most of the blocks stippled when hubby came in and asked if I could hem his Aussie Flag before putting it on our flag pole.
I set up my little Jamone and fixed it for him...
Hubby needed a haircut so I got it done before he disappeared into his shed...
Finally I got back to quilting and when I had completed all the blocks started doing the borders by quilting in the ditch of the Flying Geese...
Such a slow boring job so only did one side before I gave up for the day....
Must away now and get ready for bed... Part 2 tomorrow.
Happy Easter to all and stay safe.
Hugs Maria ❤
Sounds like you made great progress with your quilting Maria - good luck with the rest of it. xx
ReplyDeletewell .. sewing and hair cuts both involve scissors .. so a good use of your time I would say x
ReplyDeleteGreat progress on quilting both quilts. I can see hot x cross on the kitchen bench....enjoy.
ReplyDeleteHi Maria love your kookaburra and hubby is lucky that you know how to cut hair. It’s always lovely to see your beautiful work,happy Easter 💕🤍💕
ReplyDeleteYou are making good progress with your quilting...hope you are having a lovely Easter...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see that you've been able to get back to your machine after a bit of a break. Great that you had a most of Friday to make really good progress on your quilt. Husbands and their demands - neat that you were able to fulfil both requests though!!
ReplyDeleteYou did well to get through the stippling bits - yes the ditch stuff is boring.
ReplyDeleteHandy to have a spare machine ready to do such trivial jobs!
I love your kookaburra Maria. xx
ReplyDeleteWell done with the quilting..... and the mending... and the haircut! phew...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Not bad for just one day.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a successful day, getting lots done. Well done with the quilting, if I had to do it on my domestic machine, I don't think they would get done at all.
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