Some baby blue bias I had in my stash was chosen Then I discovered a few more surface tears. Can I mend them? will it be worth my time to bind if I can't mend the tears....so I put this project aside for the moment.
I had taken some red cotton thread to mend my cottage pile of red point blankets, but it was too hot to deal with this.
So I sat in the gazebo and read 3 books my daughter had left for me. A Norwegian detective series set in Oslo by Jo Nesbo...and I am hooked. Two more to go. So much for my reading more DH Laurence this summer.
Fortunately my two daughters, SIL and DIL are all avid readers and I never lack for a new recommendation.
The modern art hanging from the rafters is Oliver's Jolly Jumper.
I laughed when I read about your 'modern art' - it brought to mind when our oldest practically lived in his generally with drool dripping off his elbows. It's a wonder he didn't wear a hole in the floor!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful view outside that door and beyond the balcony/porch. Wow.
ReplyDeleteYou know I live vicariously through your posts don't you? You are living the dream...
ReplyDeleteWarm hugs,
Pam
I love that quilt. I wish I had time to quilt. Gorgeous view.
ReplyDeleteWhat a view!! I am envious.
ReplyDeleteI love Jo Nesbo, I think we have all of his books (well, those translated to English, anyway!).
ReplyDeleteSome very good crime books have come out of Scandinavia.