I haven’t done much sewing for myself, but I do have a quilt hanging in the lobby of a local bank this month.
The colors are more vibrant than the picture.
There is a church in Refugio that has bought a quilt from me the last few years for their raffle, and two of the ladies stopped by to see if I had something ready for them. I don’t! They saw the quilt I’m making for my church’s raffle and asked it they could buy it. I told them it wasn’t for sale, but I have another in the same color-way that I can add some borders to. They like it, and they want a king size, so I am working on some borders currently. I’m not making good progress, but it will definitely get put on my priority list.
Someone donated fabric to the guild, and I took the larger pieces to make kits for donation quilts. Betty helped me cut, fold, and bag kits for 3-yard quilts. We were able to get 15 kits made by supplementing from my personal stash.
The next time we have a charity sew day at guild, I will take these kits and my 3-yard quilt books. It would be wonderful if we could get 15 quilts made for donation.
The next time we have a charity sew day at guild, I will take these kits and my 3-yard quilt books. It would be wonderful if we could get 15 quilts made for donation.
Other than that, I am still working on customer quilts, and I am still canning. Yesterday, I shredded up some cabbage, and chopped onion, green tomatoes, bell peppers, and a couple of hot peppers for chow chow. I salted it all before I left the house and left it in the refrigerator so the water would leach out. Or as my granny used to say, I let it sweat down.
I didn’t have a big enough bowl, so I used my cake carrier. LOL. It worked. I canned 12 pints yesterday evening.
I am hoping to do some jalapeƱos today. The plan is to make some candied, and some pickled. I stopped at the store and got some carrots to add to the pickled ones. I haven’t figured out yet if I want to make pints of half pints.
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