Happy Canada Day weekend. It is a warm one here with just enough rain to keep things growing and not drying out. My garden is slowly coming up but is a bit behind.
It has been a busy summer so far for me and as I come on here for today's entry I realize it has been almost two months since I have blogged. That is my life of late one event, disaster or just needed quiet time to keep me busy. This is going to be a long post so bear with me!!
I am learning so much that I never expected to have to learn. My water pump from the creek continues to force me to learn things...knocking on wood as I say I think we have it working well now. Many thanks to brother in laws and my nephew! I now also know some about the pump in my basement that pumps out laundry water and everything from the basement bathroom. I live in a small town and we have a septic tank and have to pump stuff up and out of the basement. The float stopped working and spewed water into my basement. Luckily that bathroom isn't used much!!
toddler quilt almost ready |
The fabric piranhas were here in June for a weekend. Unfortunately Kathy(who had her own sewer problems) wasn't able to join us. We zoomed with her but I forgot to take any pictures.We are going to meet again in the Fall and enjoy each other's company! Hoping no disasters will deter us!
sockapalooza socks done |
Jack's chain pieces |
scrappy top waiting to be quilted |
Heading out to the lake this afternoon with family to enjoy the day but will check in with Kathy and see what slow stitching is getting done today. I am taking my knitting with me and hoping to get a few more rows done on that project.
baby quilt to be delivered soon |
Thanks for hanging in there on this long post. Enjoy the week ahead and the rest of the summer!!
I hope your sewer problems are behind you and the rest of the summer is smooth sailing! I love your Jack's chain, that is on my list of quilts to make, happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to read your update today! I was sorry that sewer problems kept me away from our visit, but looking forward to the fall. Great job on the socks! Jack's Chain looks like the PhD project for getting an advanced quilting degree!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun things happening here! Love the chained pieces ... that looks like intense work!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm admiring your Jack's Chain parts. I had to finally give up on that pattern. I can do a lot of things well in quilting but for some reason I had to call "Uncle" and work on something I could be a success at.
ReplyDeleteI can agree with you - so many ideas and so little time! But it keeps us busy and interested, doesn't it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day Deanna
ReplyDeleteNice embroidery.
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