Well, I didn't finish putting books away, but I have a few more hours left in the day...
Instead I sat down at the machine and finished piecing a quilt I've been working on called 'The Color Palette quilt' It is made from a panel printed by Hoffman fabrics and the pattern for it is available free on their website.
Here is the basic panel the quilt is made from: (most of the panel is visible in this picture)
The basic idea is that you cut the panel into sections of 3 color swatches in a row... then piece them all together with grey or white strips in between them, then make blocks, sew them together into the quilt... it sounds confusing, but is very easy... Here is the finished quilt top:
I don't know when I'll get to quilting it, but I'm happy I made it.
Later tonight, the books for sure!!! because the next studio organizing challenge begins tomorrow!... And since my word for the year is FINISH, I don't want to start out by not finishing something I started so soon.
Enough on the computer... back to work!
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." - Picasso
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