The box of my dud letters from Julie arrived the other day and I had
a grand time playing around with them on the floor. The soup dogs and
rutabaga have gone away in favor of this phrase which I think is much
better.
I've got a lot done. I washed and ironed the
Fall House Top flimsy, and packed it to send to be quilted. I've also
sewn the blocks together for the Rail Fence quilt, and found a piece of
fabric in my stash that was (surprise!) all ready big enough to use as a
backing, so that's packed up and ready to go too.
I've also worked on that special something I can't tell you about, and that's out of the way too.
So now I can wrestle with these letters and arrange them into a fun flimsy to bring to my letter making class at Quilted Threads, which will be held five weeks from today, on January 31!
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3 comments:
I'm confused! you wash your flimsies? don't they fall apart?
I do like this phrase much better. I thought of refrigerator magnets where kids spell out all these funny phrases and the extra letter letters are pushed to the side in a pile. I could see the quilt with a bone pile.Have fun.
Wow Lynne - you HAVE been busy. Yes - this wording is terrific. Have fun.
Megan
Sydney, Australia
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