| Smocking along the top and sleeves |
Loading another quilt on the frame took just as long too. First, I thought the backing fabric wasn't large enough, so I add a piece to it. However, when I finally got it loaded, I discovered it was the right size to begin with - I just couldn't add correctly! By the end of the day, I did manage to get it to the point where I can start quilting on it. This one is intended to be a gift for my brother-in-law for Christmas...
| Another quilt loaded on the frame |
I remember thinking before the surgery how much I would enjoy being able to rest and relax while I was recovering. However, for someone who is always on the go, I'm finding the enforced downtime to be more difficult than I anticipated. Hopefully this won't last too long and things can get back to normal!
Some members of the family are really enjoying the downtime and having me home all day...
| Jack, Gabriel and Sam (in the background) |
But I trust in your unfailing love. I will rejoice because you have rescued me. I will sing to the Lord because he is good to me.
Psalm 13:5-6 (NLT)

That is a beautiful quilt! Can't wait to see how you quilt it. I was so edgy and bored when I had to be in the hospital two weeks ago. I wanted to be home doing something! it has taken me nearly two weeks to get over that kidney stone. I have been putting things back in place after the foundation work. Hopefully in another week, I can sew1
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