I've been working on adding a sleeve to a quilt that I made several years ago.
It has been hanging over the railing of my second floor landing. Now I want to hang it on the wall next to another quilt that I have made.
I have done a little bit of stitching on October Morning this week.
I needed to use up some bananas that were quite ripe yesterday so I made muffins.
The recipe is The Palace Cafe's Banana Walnut Muffins that I clipped from a magazine years ago. You can find it here. They are quite delicious. Once again I shared with my mom and MIL.
I have also started some assembly-line mask making. I wanted to try a new style that I found recently, but since my time is limited I used one that I know my family finds comfortable.
I have the fabric for 8 Christmas masks all ready to sew today. I had fun going through my Christmas fabrics and scraps. Once side will be Christmas fabric and the other won't so that the masks can be worn year round. I want to have them ready to hand out at Thanksgiving, though a few will have to be sent in the mail as the recipient will not be present. We are all trying to do the right thing and limit our gathering.
I am not sure why some of my post is left-justified and the rest is centered. It should all be centered. Sometimes the new Blogger has a mind of its own.
I am joining Kathy for some Slow Sunday Stitching. Pop on over to her site to see what other bloggers are stitching. I will find some time for some hand-stitching on October Morning today, but I do want to finish those masks.
Thanks for stopping by!
I have had that problem with line justification too. Who know what happens.....certainly not I. I must admit I have never heard of a 'Hang It Dang It'. I must click on the link and see what it is. Love the colours in your quilt. I particular love the border fabric you chose. Nice to see October Morning again. Even if it is only a little stitching, every cross stitch counts. Your mother and MIL must enjoy all the baking you do for them. Enjoy stitching the masks. Enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration with your loved ones.
ReplyDeleteThose muffins are looking delicious, I will save the receipe. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiven for you and your loved ones.
I have a few wall hangings that need sleeves...thanks for the reminder! Each and every stitch gets you closer to a finished picture. You are in full mask production! I need to make some winter themed ones as well. Take care
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It's about time I made a few Christmas masks for my SIL that is working all the time. She can probably use a few seasonal ones. Nice to have the reversible option.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! I have been having trouble with things going wonky in Blogger too.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty quilt you're getting ready to hang! I've been thinking of making some Christmas masks, too - just for something fun and different. Your muffins look yummy - thanks for sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy all your sewing is lovely, that is a lot of masks I'm afraid after making one I gave up and bought a few but Christmas themed ones are a great idea. Thank you for the muffin recipe link I'll be trying those.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy. Such a great idea to have Christmas fabric and something else making them wearable all year around. The muffins looks very tasty.
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