While the 4-H quilt was being made I had to give up a lot of my space and allow myself to be available when she had questions. Being a teacher was super hard overall. I crashed hard after it was done.
That quilt will be going to the state fair. . yeah!
While she was sewing and taking up my sewing area, I started and finished up this jelly roll race quilt. It really came together quickly! Thankfully there was something to keep me occupied during this process!
I got this idea from Ann that I met at my Tula Pink weekend. And I found this great video that made it where I didn't even think while finishing this beauty up.
Since I had more time after this was done . . I canned 10 pints of blueberry jam.
Oh and I've planned out my hoopie I'm making for the Bee a {modern}swapper.
Here's a sneak peek
Here's a sneak peek
Totally loving summer!
I have a Christmas jelly roll hanging around and may have to do that quilt..love the colors!
ReplyDeleteWell done on your race, and the canning. Good luck at the state fair :o)
ReplyDeleteI love how you just whip these thing up, oh and then make 10 jars of jam. Domestic Queen!!!!
ReplyDelete-love Lou
Stranded - send jam!
ReplyDeleteYea for the jelly roll race quilt top - I just love the colors. Congratulations on your step-daughter's 4-H quilt going to the state fair - great job teacher!
ReplyDelete10 pints of Blueberry jam! YUMMY. :)
The jelly roll race quilt turned out great! I still haven't done one and I have 2 jelly rolls just sitting in my fabric stash doing nothing! Can you please send me your jam recipe?
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm sure you did a great job as a teacher!!!
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