While we were having dinner tonight, we heard this big splash; Harry fell in the pool...again! Probably jumping up the screen after a lizard. It always amazes me too, that he never gets his head wet when he falls in...never! That boy must hit the water swimming!
He sure does look pretty pathetic when he climbs out though....Poor Harry!
oops, forgot to fix the red eye from the flash. Oh well, it adds to the overall pathetic look, LOL!
Slowly but surely. I'm sure glad I limited the number of students in this class! The main designs went very quickly, thanks to my circle lord. The background fill, is a different story! But slow and steady wins the race, so they say and I'm making headway...gradually.
Want a peek? I thought you would.
I'm obviously still working on that last one. And just as a size reference, each of these little quiltlets is 12 inches square.
We had a cool front come through last night, first one of the season. Today was a nice change, the high was only 78. The next couple days will be nice. But then we'll warm back up to our normal. Chloe & Harry were thrilled that all the doors were open to the lanai and the front courtyard!
You are probably tired of these by now, but here are the last few. While some are similar, each one is a little different. That way, no two students will have exactly the same piece. And, I didn't get bored stupid quilting them!
Today I worked on doing the background fill between thunderstorms. All of these little quiltlets really showcase the versatility of the Circle Lord system. I think my students will be happy with these! I know I am.
I worked on the class mini quilts again today. The main motifs are all done now. Just the background fill is left to do...though that will take a while. Here are the rest of the designs. Again, the frames are done with various Circle Lord templates and some of the motifs too,and some I embellished. Lots of variety for my students to choose from.
And in case you're wondering the batting is one layer of warm & white (on the bottom) and a layer of Hobb's Polydown Plus on top. Now the work begins!