My son plays on a vintage base ball team, rules circa 1864. The games are played on a field with corn stalks in the back (yes, they do have to go into the corn to field balls) and people bring blankets and picnic baskets to enjoy an afternoon of this gentleman's game (and there are women who play also!). Watching these games is idyllic for any baseball fan.
You might recall I made my son a special uniform shield for his last big birthday.
This bib was so much fun to make, I'm sure there will be more in the future! Here is the tutorial I used.
My Tula Pink City Sampler has moved to the quilting stage. This is an epic quilt and therefore warrants an epic quilting effort. Even though I am using my Sweet Sixteen to FMQ it, given the size and weight of this beauty, quilting still equates to a workout. And good news, my FitBit gives me steps while quilting!! Win win!!
I finished my second knitting project. The pattern is from the Craftsy class Knit Lab. Nothing fancy but the right project for building knitting muscle memory.
My third project is a scarf with all kinds of increases and decreases. Another long term project I suspect!
Off to "exercise" with my Tula Pink quilt!
Kathy
I am a big Red Sox fan;right now I'm using my tv time during games to hand quilt my Dresden blocks. Makes me slow down as I have to look up to see the pitches thrown...and make my own decision as to whether it was a strike or not!! LOL
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That is one huge project to quilt--Your Tula is lovely hugs, Julierose
Stylish baby! And I loved the peek at your sampler quilt. It is looking amazing.
ReplyDeletePretty clever! My mom was a big Red Sox fan, back in the day. I have many fond memories of taking the train into Boston. Loving your Tula Pink quilt! Can't wait to pop by by to see it upon completion! Quilting it is a big job, but will be so worth it in the end!
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