I was away this weekend visiting a quilting buddy. We had a girls weekend of sewing, knitting and of course chatting. I finished a knitted headband for my daughter and got a good start on a small quilt top for a friends dog(yes even dogs deserve quilts). I did all the precutting at home and hoped to just sew all weekend. Well good thing I took the extra fabric with me cause I wasn't quite as accurate as I thought and needed to cut more pieces. Missed a few directions in the pattern. So that will be on my agenda this week to finish. I will post pics when I have finished the top.
It was a beautiful drive home today, the sun shining and the deer coming out of the bush to watch the cars go by. Yes my drive home took me through a highly populated deer area. That would be the same area that I was in this past summer when I hit one of them. Oh well I really got to enjoy the scenery cause I didn't drive faster than 70km per hour! I was not chancing another run in(no pun intended) I haven't quite lived down hitting that last one. Arrived home to dinner being made by my daughter and DH...now that's a treat!!
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Nikki, what a sweetheart |
I might get some slow stitching in this evening, check in with Kathy and see what everyone is up to today on Slow Stitching Sunday!
Nikki is a beautiful quilt model!
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Nikki is a gorgeous dog!
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