Summers at the Lake |
Do you carry a notebook with you? Something to write on, lists, jot notes? Usually its a small legal pad, but being carried in my purse is hard on it, the pages get all rumpled and raggy. While at Staples the other day I saw a cardboard cover on one. Perfect, except it was, well cardboard! That wouldn't last long in my purse. So I decided to make one. Have I told you how I HATE fiddly projects? But after trial and error, lots of frog stitching and one being tossed I had this--
Cover |
Inside |
Weekly Goals--
- Load and quilt another top
- Make binding for Diamond 4 Patches
- Setting triangles for Summers at the Lake, sew some rows together
- Sew binding to red/black/white quilt--I hate sewing on black, I've been procrastinating
9 comments:
I like Summer at the Lake, it is going to be very pretty.
the little notebook is great, I dont think I would have the patience to do something like that. That is why I buy quilted handbags and don't make them..lol
Lovely projects!
Summers at the Lake is a very good name for your quilt, so appropriate for you. It looks complicated but I can see that it's really very easy. I agree with you about sewing on black...or any dark color for that matter...these old eyes aren't what they used to be!
Snowing here today. Will Winter ever be over?
Your Summer quilt is beautiful but it will be hard to quilt with black. Also, your notebook cover is great - I have the same little legal pad problems - good idea!!
I just found your blog at Patchwork Times. I'm so glad I did. You do beautiful work and I love your Summers at the Lake quilt. Thanks for the deconstructed picture of the quilt, it looks harder than it actually is. I also happen to live in Omaha, NE which isn't far from your neck of the woods.
I recognize Summers at the Lake! It's one that I have marked with a post-it but have yet to make. (When was that book published?!)
Thanks for the notebook cover tutorial!
I love your Summer At The Lake quilt. Scrappy but not. Before you make Ken a note book cover, you need to make him something to carry it in. Maybe that's what he really wants.
Love your summers at the lake, it is a beautiful quilt. Your notebook tutorial is great. Thanks.
Summers at the Lake is looking marvelously scrappy! My monitor is not sure if it is black or navy for the background; I say it's the blue, right?
Zero degrees here and my semi-heated Quilt Cave in the cellar is "chilly!" So I am sewing with a hat on, LOL!
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