On the whole, we are warming up; although this morning was cooler than yesterday
(the last little hexette on the right--so back to yellows--I am running out of prepared ones
and will have to make up some more...).
I am linking to Sarah Did It stop over to see everyone's latest temps--looks like Sarah is hotter than we are here for sure. Our humidity is up there, though, so it FEELS
hot hot hot!!
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Otherwise, it's getting those 2" two-& four-sies together by machine...I am determined to
rid my room of them all ;000.
....I am ironing all the seams open (ok, as I love ironing;}}} )--
to try to keep them flat as possible as they vary in sizes...
I still am debating what to do withthem;
as a lot are the same but many aren't.
So I have tried to use color families as much as possible....
Hugs to all
Julierose, La Blageuse (vacationing in Hexagonia-euse)
If you *like* ironing I have to worry about you. LOL. I don't mind it but I'm not sure that I like it. It definitely appears that we were warmer than you - we also had humidity making the feels like temps in the 90s. It was awful but thankfully my office has AC cuz Monday was the worst.
ReplyDeleteHahaha--I seriously like ironing I find it soothing
Deleteand meditative--my mind wanders while I do it. I used to iron my Dad's white shirts and loved doing them with spray starch....whatever floats your boat, I guess...
Oh my -- you've got really cool temps this week! I'm a little jealous!! :)
ReplyDeleteAll of our flowers etc are late this year...hoping the deer will forget about us ;)))
DeleteAren’t these colours and fabrics pretty. I also love the vintage feel of your hand stitched poms.
ReplyDeletethanks Jocelyn--I am enjoying doing the hand stitching when I can....
DeleteEnjoy that warmth! I'm sitting here shivering and coughing with the first cold of the year.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I am sorry--colds are no fun..;(((
Deleteespecially the coughing at night!! Take care and rest up....
Forgot to leave my own comment AGAIN--(senior-itis hahaha)
ReplyDeleteAnd it seems notification, too...;000
ReplyDeleteWonder how much variation we could get in a "humidity quilt"? a78mandel at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteLovely work Julierose... will be interesting to see how the colours progress as the temps change!
ReplyDeletethanks Anthea...looks like June will be pretty much in the 60-70 range....hugs, Julierose
DeleteYou are moving right along with that temperature quilt. Your twosies foursies sound like a fun way to frame a cute novelty fabric....hmmmm
ReplyDeleteStill pluggin away with those Dawn, talk about a factory line with the 2's and 4's;000
DeleteLove your fabric colours
ReplyDeletethanks Jo...trying hard to just use it up and not buy anymore...(there are always exeptions though, you know?) hahaha
DeleteOh my, your temp quilt looks nicer than mine. I am seeing nothing but almost red, red and more red.
ReplyDeleteI really want to learn more about your two- and four-sies. Is this a way to use up bits and pieces?
beautiful dear friend
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat idea! It does seem to be warming up but we get these cool temperatures every so often. So fun to incorporate the temps into your quilt!
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