Another first is I finally have some numbers over a part of a yard to add to my stash report. There was 2.13 yards for one backing and another 1.13 for a VA quilt backing. Figured I can't FMQ if I don't have a top ready, so yesterday I started to sandwich two UFOs to get them under the needle. See my totals on right sidebar.
Then here is a photo of our first tomato for the year:
My DH is not happy with the state of the plant - says it's not as hardy as the one before, but we do have a bumper crop coming along.
Then there is the first yellow cactus flowers:
Lastly, on my design wall is my Soupçon where I have added the first border and starting to add the second one of part 6 of this wonderful project by Karen.
What's on your design wall? I'm linking to Judy's Design Wall Monday, Lyn's BOMs Away, Anything Goes Monday, and Something Old, Something New
Just lovely Angie -- your Soupcon quilt is marvelous!!
ReplyDeleteThose tomatoes look great. Are you going to can any?
ReplyDeleteLove your sewing project. I really like the border with the diamonds and hexies!!
Your soupçon quilt is going to be gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhh...yummy tomato. I finally finished a block (not a hexie) and linked it.
ReplyDeleteGreat, Billie - off to see what you did.
Deletewow that soupcon quilt is really spectacular. You have a RED tomato? Oh my, we just got ours in the garden last weekend. We don't even have 5 leaves on each plant much less a flower or a tomato, no green, no red. So jealous!
ReplyDeleteLOL - don't be jealous. Once the heat hits hear it will like the desert and there will be no crops to speak of. I hope to get to the paper piecing part of Soupçon part 6 tomorrow. Thanks for stopping by, Sue.
DeleteThat is a beautiful quilt. Thanks for popping over to my blog
ReplyDeleteYour soupçon quilt is looking gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour soupcon block looks great. Love how you added the hexie flowers in the border.
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