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Between full-time work and moonlighting as a food and nutrition writer, there's a little stitching going on.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Retro applique and embroidered dish towels
At quilt bee this week, Cherie showed some dish towels that she "saved" from her mother-in-law's estate (no one else in the family wanted them). These were too cool not to share with you. I had never seen these designs before in antique shops or elsewhere; I wonder if they weren't as common as the all-embroidered dish towels.
Don't these look straight out of the 50's and 60's? Doing housework in heels is a myth, or at least my mom and relatives did not fit this image!
I neglected to take a photo of the back, but all of these were very neatly hand appliquéd with teeny, tiny stitches.
Aren't these great colors and designs? Has anyone seen these before?
Don't these look straight out of the 50's and 60's? Doing housework in heels is a myth, or at least my mom and relatives did not fit this image!
I neglected to take a photo of the back, but all of these were very neatly hand appliquéd with teeny, tiny stitches.
Aren't these great colors and designs? Has anyone seen these before?
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Yellow & Grey baby quilt delivered
Here it is! Colors a bit washed out with the overhead lights at work. |
Here's the back, with colors a little closer to real. Mom liked the colors and said it would go with the baby room. Success!
My rock garden is shaping up. I had a treat a couple of days ago while hand watering this garden. A male ruby-throated hummingbird started sipping from the above columbine, and I tried to stay still and watch. Then Mr. Hummer came over to me to inspect my dripping sprayer. What fun!
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