What has he brought home?
Several wooden ladders.
The bottom ladder is my favorite. It actually folds into 4 pieces. I want to finish them, but am unsure what to do exactly to finish, but keep the weathered look. I want to use these to hang my quilts.
This nifty rack which I use to stage strips on blocks I am working on.
The latest find was this set of plastic drawer/bins.
One has a crack but I think that I can manage and maybe get control of my UFO's and kits.
So I tackled my sewing room which now looks like a whirlwind went through it. So I could make room to put the bins in the room, and rearrange.
I have a Stars over Bali BOM which I have never worked on. I love Bali batiks so I will most definitely work on this one.
I have all the blocks made from this BOM from a store called Ben Franklin Crafts which later became Craft Warehouse. I have all the sashing, and corner stone pattern and fabrics too. Most definitely a UFO which needs to be completed.
Sorry for the terrible picture. Another BOM from Craft Warehouse I have 4 of the blocks completed. I love them.
So country and so me. I definitely need to finish this one.
I have a McKenna Ryan pattern and kit with Chickadees that I have never touched.
And this yummy pumpkin applique row quilt which I had as a BOM. I hadn't done applique before so I was very reticent to start it.
I also found this 3 inch square drunkards path acrylic template set. I want to make a drunkards path in red and white.
An Apple core template and fabric
And this super cute embroidery pattern from bare roots which I have had for years.
I also found a huge bag of bali batiks that I have set aside for a wheel of mystery quilt, and 3 different sizes of acrylic templates, and a big stack of fabric that I had dug out to start a Hexie quilt.
At this point in time I need to clean my bins, figure out how to contain the projects. What was I thinking. Doing all of this in the middle of making a Father's Day gift for my super cute, sweet DH? One set of bins cleaned, and 3 more to go.
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