Our weather is shifting...
I was lucky to escape the city heat this past weekend and spend time with my dear friend at her cabin. The butterflies...and bees loved this sedum plant.
The lake was warmer than it had been when I was there in July and we spent a lot of time in the water!
Yesterday another sweet friend brought me some of the bounty from her fabulous gardens...
Here is some Hops I started simmering this morning. Isn't it a pretty plant? I've never liked the smell or taste of beer ( now wine is another story! ) I'm so glad it smells like green beans cooking.
Looks like it will be a soft apricot color on the wool...but we will see;)
After the storms that blew threw yesterday and overnite, our weather has shifted towards Autumn...time to finish the scrappy quilt I've been hand piecing while sitting and visiting my folks at the nursing home. I have to keep my hands busy...and so, this is kind of my therapy blanket!
Between checking the dyepot and packing orders, I've been pressing the quilt top. I've picked out a soft antique-y cotton flannel for the back. Once I get it basted with a lightweight cotton batting, I will hand quilt it with Valdani #12 Perle Cotton.
If you are near, I hope you'll stop by and visit me at the Autumn Valley Hook-In in Stillwater, Minnesota on Saturday October 6th...
Wishing you all a wonderful last week of Summer, Laurie
I too am not a beer lover but looks like a nice color. We are in for a taste of fall here it has been one hot summer
ReplyDeleteCathy
Hi Laurie.
ReplyDeleteI’ll miss seeing you at Stillwater this year. I’ll be at the Midwest Rug Hookers Fall Hook-in in Omaha this year.
Best wishes and hope to see you soon!