This little piece only lacks hand-stitching the binding to
the back to be Bound-Labeled-Done. I’m pretty sure the 4 1/2 inch square panel was
intended for use on a t-shirt as it felt like it had adhesive on the back. It was given to me at a Guild retreat many
years ago. I decided to turn it into a
wall quilt for my sewing room. The
entire piece is 10 ½ inches square. I
used the embroidery function on my machine to stitch some hints about retreat shenanigans
in the border.
Other than that, I have nothing to show for the past two weeks, which presented
some unexpected challenges. Without going into detail, I will
just say that one of those challenges involved a fussy gallbladder which will
probably be evicted sometime in the near future. I see the surgeon May 20.
A bright spot was the graduation of our grandson from
Texas A&M. We are so very proud of
him.
I asked him
to write down the title of his major, and this is what he gave me.
One of the last things I had to do before leaving for
College Station was purchase a clear handbag, a requirement in the stadium. I didn’t know such a thing existed, but if I
ever go to a rock concert, I’m all set.
There was the first turtle rescue of the season. They get caught behind our yard fence. Fortunately, I spotted this one before the
dogs alerted to its presence. This one
was on the large size and very shy.
Also, this 1,000 piece puzzle was finally finished.
As it turns out, April was much wetter for us than average
and May has had some early showers as well.
A storm rolled through Sunday night which gave us .69 inches.
