Tuesday, May 10, 2022


  

This is the last of the big scraps that need to be cut up.  The yellows are ready to go.  The bags are sorted by color - green, blue and multicolored.  There's also a bag of Christmas scraps.  Those will probably be cut into squares for a separate project.


The red scraps are done.  203 squares, 54 triangles and 64 tumblers.  The rest of the yellows are pressed, starched and ready to get off the ironing board.  The dies are ready to go and some of the fabric has been trimmed to fit the dies.   


 Bailey out on his morning constitunal.  We headed up to the corner......


Then back down into the bottom and over the bridge for a bit of rock flipping down at the creek.  The only thing I found was a worm.  Maybe next time it will be a salamander.
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1 comment:

  1. A Left-Handed QuilterMay 10, 2022 at 1:22 PM

    You are so organized with your scraps - what size do you cut them? And rock flipping sounds like fun - especially with someone as cute as Bailey - ;))

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