
Yesterday, I had worked myself up for so many days about what I would sew on our Christmas Quilt-a-long day that I went and put in some time on my
Earth Turtles, as I couldn't stand it another day, I added two more to my collection. That brings me up to four and as this will be a twin size quilt unlike it's own twin the full/queen
Hawaiian Ocean Appliqué Quilt this one is already half way done!

So what was I to do today? Work on the ocean wave border for
Children of the Sea of course. Not much to show there, as after at least an hour of ironing and a while of cutting curves; few minutes ago I found myself quite lost when I started to line up everything to sew and thought it best to take a time out for lunch.

DD has gotten into the swing of things and did a bit of artwork of her own on fabric. Not bad for a first try, especially as I'm sure we've all tried to write on fabric for some reason at some point and know what a challenge it can be. Just in case you're wondering I'm nearly certain the girl in purple is sticking her tongue out. Hooray for the Christmas Spirit.
Happy Stitching!
3 comments:
and Happy Christmas to your DD too!
I think your earth turtles are so interesting and beautiful. And I can truthfully say I have never seen a Christmas quilt with turtles, but I love your blocks.
I love the turtles!
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