The week has flown by, hasn't it?
The flowers are blooming:
These were a tall tree that created a canopy over my car. Aren't they pretty?
I finally picked up my ceramic art from the pottery place. This was a design that we found online (it's a Celtic E). The guy on the left apparently has no nose. Sorry, dude.
The back of the mug looked really plain, so I put together this design. Unfortunately, the green and yellow turned out very similar. I thought that was a darker green. Bummer.
I'm working on finishing a quilt that I started ages ago. It was supposed to be a Flying Dutchman block, which is supposed to look like this:
Sadly, I sewed them all together wrong, so it looks like this:
Not to worry, it still looks cool, but instead of having pinwheels to fly with, it has Friendship Stars in it...so I'm calling the Friendly Dutchman block. I added a 3" white border and a border of Flying Geese blocks. However, it's not big enough to fit the King bed, so I decided to add another 3" white border and a border of more triangle blocks, called Broken Dishes. This is what it will look like when it's done:
Here is one of the Broken Dishes blocks. I have to make 52 of them and I will alternate the direction so it'll look like zig-zags around the edge.
I'm trying to watch the Hobbit, but I never finished reading the book...which I tried to do years ago. I don't remember most of the story, except that this hobbit guy went for a long walk with a bunch of annoying guys whose names all rhyme...Hokey, Pokey, Loki, Jokey, Snooki, Pookey...I don't know. And there's a tall wizard named Gandolf. The rest is a mystery. Kelly's not due back til tomorrow, at which time, he might be able to act as translator for me. Right now it's just making me tired. Maybe I should just go to bed.
I don't have hobbies; I'm developing a robust post-apocalyptic skill set. I'm a quilter, knitter, a medieval historian, SCA member, costumer, genealogist, lampworker, woodworker, and a M.O.M. (that's Multiple Operations Manager). I live in Western Washington with my hubby and three delightful kids.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
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At least you sewed them ALL wrong so it looks like you did it on purpose. The quilt is pretty. =)
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