Monday, July 10, 2017



Finally, some significant progress to post on my hexagon quilt.  I still have one rosette to go, but the center rosettes have now been added to the diamond blocks.  I’m beginning to see a tiny speck of light at the end of a very long tunnel!


Once a month a friend opens the fabric shop that is attached to her retreat house to the entire quilting community. The day includes show and share, a look at upcoming retreats and classes, and lunch.   Usually there’s a conflict on that Saturday, and I miss out.  This time, however, I was able to go and brought home these lovelies.  Hubby has gotten to a point in his recovery where I’m comfortable leaving him at home for longer periods and I really enjoyed the break.  

Summer has set in with a vengeance.  Good weather to stay inside and quilt.


6 comments:

  1. So glad you are getting some freedom to get out and bring home fabric! Your hexie project is looking so great. Avoid the heat...quilt!

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  2. it looks great!! I thought I had a plan for mine and now I don't - after I finished the center I was going to applique it to a background and then do a border and now I'm thinking more hexies instead - it is put aside while I think

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  3. Hi Mary, Beautiful Hexie quilt! I haven't gotten into hexie's-mainly because I know how addictive they are to make and I'm afraid I'd never get anything accomplished. Love your fabric! You friend sounds wonderful; our mini group recently had a sew day where we all brought something to work on and the hostess served us lunch-it was so fun.
    Glad you are able to get out and that your hubby is recovering.
    Have a great week and Happy Stitching.
    Hugs, Noreen

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  4. Beautiful hexagon progress! Lots of lovely fabrics to enjoy. Stay cool!

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  5. Time for picking peaches in Fredricksburg~!!!!! Going to the Salt Lick for BBQ Beef and peach cobbler ! Maybe go to the AAQG ?? and all of those shops too.My aunt and cousins all live in Spicewood and I miss it all. We use to live in SA Manchac and Slaughter LN before we moved to NJ ...Sigh !!

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