Here is my 4th finish for the year. The pattern is Jacob's ladder and my first machine quilted quilt. Not a perfect job on the quilting but not to bad. My goal is to finish 4 quilts this month and
I only have one done and it's the 19th already. The next quilt is quilted and ready for binding. But I will have to push the machine quilting a little next week if I want to reach my goal.
It has finally warmed up here in South Dakota. Here is my first jug of sun tea brewing in the sun for the year.
11 comments:
A really beautiful Jacob's Ladder. I have made three of these and they are fun.
This one is wonderful. That's quite a goal you have! Enjoy!
What a beautiful quilt. I've never made a Jacob's Ladder quilt, now I'm inspired to try!
Great job on the quilt . . . still plenty of time to reach your goal.
Isn't sun tea yummy? I set out a jug last weekend - good thing as there has been no sun on this on *s*
This is just gorgeous!! I love your fabrics!
Beautiful Jacob's ladder! I love the colours. Your sun tea looks yummy too..my grandmother used to have a jug like that..boy that brings back memories. I'd never heard of sun tea before I read about it on your blog...but upon further research (thanks to google) I can see I'm not likely to have any success of making it here in rainy England! :o)
I love the quilt! How do you make your Sun Tea? If we ever got some sun, I would love to try it.
What gorgeous colours!! Great quilt - congrats on your finish :)
That is a beautiful quilt! Now you've gone and done it: I need to make some sun tea too! I have a SSW wall on the front deck that just bakes and is the perfect spot for brewing tea.
Great top. I love the colors.
it's been almost a year since you made that iced tea, I don't think it's going to warm up enough where you are to make another batch. For some reason I have you saved with the note "Sioux Falls". LOL--I am only 85 miles west of you at Parkston. And yes, I was in the MIDDLE of that last nasty storm. 15.7 inches was the official record on the snow!
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