So, I got the clothes out, and then I made a mixed up a 12 grain bread and started baked beans. The bread turned out perfectly; it looks small because the pans were really a little too big for the size of each loaf.
This afternoon, I put 3 inch borders on the baby quilt. I found a piece of fabric for the backing but I will have to pick up batting tomorrow. I plan to machine quilt it myself.
After that, I made myself a cup of tea with a side of fresh bread and molasses (this is why I can't make bread too often) and spent the rest of my time working on the embroidery and beading of this piece. I still have a little more to do but I am happier with it now. I had a couple of comments yesterday about the machine quilting so I'm adding a close up of the outside border. It is a continuous shell design.
Finally, don't forget if you comment, I'll put your name in for the 2 magazines in this post. I'll make the draw on Sunday night.



3 comments:
What a fantastic day! K, tell me, do you pour the molasses on the bread, dip it? I make homemade bread but have never heard of eating it with molasses.
Thanks so much for the close up views of the quilting! I am busily studying everybody else.....and I think it is helping!!
I like the border on the baby quilt & the bubbles on your seashell piece. Thanks for the chance to win the magazines.
My favourite thing with fresh bread is just butter [spread, not dipped!]
Sue W.
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