By now, if you've ever read much of this blog, you know I love cats and make lots of cat-themed quilts and other projects. Right now, I'm working on an Elizabeth Hartman designed cat quilt. I modified the pattern a little and made a black tuxedo cat with green eyes and a little brick red nose. I almost like it more than the black-eyed, black-nosed kitties of the original design. My husband thinks the black kitties look like Batman. Sigh. Anyway, I've been enjoying making her 'Fancy Forest' quilt all year (we are on month 11 right now... one more to go!). So I thought I'd make her kitty quilt, too... blocks are done and rows are sewn... just need the horizontal sashing strips cut and the rows joined together...
But I think I'm done working on this one for the day...
Now it's time to switch gears and go back to work on Fancy Forest... gotta keep up the pace or I will fall behind. I figure if I get my firefly blocks at least cut today, I can sew them together over the weekend.
This is a tough time of year for most people... me included... with the holidays and such, everyone is uber busy preparing for parties, family gatherings, making or buying gifts, and other activities, plus there's still all the usual day to day stuff to deal with as well. Sometimes it's wise to take some time and just breathe deep, be calm and have some quiet time... relax!
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." - Picasso
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
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