We spent last week in far South Texas with our winter Texan
family. I had more down time than I thought
I would and managed to do some piecing on my double-four patch project.
I was even able to have a relatively comfortable place for
my Featherweight at the hotel. I love that little
machine.
At other times I worked on hand piecing my hexagon quilt. It’s coming along.
I’ve started adding borders of neutral
hexagons prior to a red print outer border.
A highlight of the week was a visit to the Gelman Stained
Glass Museum in San Juan, Texas. It opened
in December and is spectacular. Tours
are by appointment only, and we managed to hook up with a group of 14.
Truth never pleads or compromises or wavers. It invites and awaits your acceptance.
–Vernon Howard
2 comments:
wow love that stain glass! nice you were able to see it. Also nice to have a small spot to sew when you want when traveling
Both of the quilts are looking so good! The Featherweight machine is a love to work with - especially when traveling!
The Glass Windows are beautiful. Glad you had a nice get away! We are supposed to get rain tomorrow afternoon. Let’s keep our fingers crossed! So dry here! Hugs
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