After we brought him home, I got him some bubblegum ice cream and a big Lego Farm set to put together. My DIL, grandson and I sat at the kitchen table and put the set together. I should say my DIL put it together. I sat and talked to the grandson while she did it....We watched some movies after that. It was a stressful time but ended up being a pleasant day too.
I left their house when it was time for him to take a nap and went shopping. I shopped for shoes and a new purse and of course, went to a quilt store. I just gotta go to a quilt shop when I'm off work, right??? I had skipped breakfast and lunch and was starving. I stopped and ate then went to tatting. A friend of mine and I are showing some ladies from our quilt group how to tat and they are doing really well. There were about 6 ladies Saturday that we were teaching and all of them have learned to flip so far! That's the hardest part to learn. They are all working on chains right now and doing well. One of the ladies came to be with us last night for tatting and she's got the chain stitch down, so we talked to her about picots and she started doing those. Next lesson will be rings and then we move onto patterns from there. So excited to show this craft to some ladies that really want to learn....
After tatting, I got home in time to make the last two Butterfly blocks and I also made 5 friendship star blocks. Four of these are for my Friendship Star quilt. They are 6 1/2" blocks and will be cornerstones for the outside border. The rest of the quilt is made up of big friendship stars that are 12 1/2" blocks. I finally made up my mind to do the little stars on the corners with a 6 1/2" border. I'll do that tonight. The other star will be for my Rainbow Scrap quilt that I'm working on...
Here's the last two butterfly blocks I'll be making.
Here are the little friendship star blocks. 4 of these are cornerstones for my big Friendship star quilt and the other one is for my Rainbow scrap challenge.
I'm still working on getting caught up on the Rainbow scrap challenge but now I'm closer. til next time, happy stitching!
6 comments:
Still love these butterfly blocks. Wishing your grandson a speedy recovery
I hope your grandson recovers quickly and that your son and DIL survive the convalescence OK.
Kids are so resilient!! Bless his heart! I'm loving those butterfly blocks!
Each time I see your butterfly blocks, I fall in love with them again! Poor grandson, but so lucky to have you there with him, and lucky DIL for your support.
Love your butterfly blocks.
Hope your grandson is recovering well and that his parents still have some sanity left by the end of the recovery period.
Those butterfly are really cute - can't wait to try them!
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