RUNNING IN THE WIND....
"SAVE OUR WILD HORSES"
This is my first "small project" for 2018; Since it is a tabletopper, just minimal quilting -- don't want
to corral those horses do we??? ;))))
AND....
Here is the reverse--the woodsey landscape for them to frolic in....
All labeled and ready to be gifted to our very dear friends...in their new home....
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AND THIS MORNING:
I peeked into my "closet of shame" and
SURPRISE!!
guess what I found all pinned and ready to be
tied... my project depicting our last big trip to Italy....
"VENETZIA"
these butterflies are ready to fly free, too...so it's all laid out on my dining table for
some slow tying...
I had honestly forgotten all about this one...talk about a "Senior Moment"!!;-000
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We are finally enjoying a mild and sunny day here...we went for a mile walk this morning, did some
errands and Thom did a bit of yard pick up.
I decided it was a MEATLOAF day for our Sunday supper...with
boiled potatoes and french fried onion rings--oh yum....
There is nothing like a FINISH--big or small it doesn't matter...you just get such a great
feeling, don't you??
hugs to you all,
Julierose, La Blageuse (flying fee-euse)
Great finish! Good to see those butterflies again. You'll have another finish before you know it.
ReplyDeleteHi Julierose wow great table topper,love the horses,such a beautiful finish and love those butterflies,well done my friend xx
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I think we all have projects we've forgotten about!
ReplyDeleteYour horses are beautiful!! I love the fabrics you chose, especially the second one, perfect. The backing is ideal, fits in so well.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed your meatloaf supper!!
Beautiful, I made meatloaf for Chris when he came for supper
ReplyDeleteThe horses quilt is going to make a nice gift. Can't wait to see your trip quilt complete, too.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had meatloaf in a while...you've inspired me :)
love your horses and venezia I beautiful too. great finish my friend.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you are getting some sunshine and mild temperatures finally! Congratulations on getting those wild horses finished.
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