Horrid Winds
During the night I heard the wind chimes banging in the evergreen right outside my bedroom. Every once in awhile a pinecone would let loose from the evergreen and bounce off of the awning over the west windows. After this winter’s blast of high velocity wind storms, I was surprised any cones remained. The wind has not let up at all during the day.
There was some housekeeping that needed to be done in the east end of our home as well as the west end. What is in between will wait for another day.
After Dennis came in for noon, we teamed up and put up valances in the living room on the tall windows. It takes one to steady me on the step stool and me to get the dastardly rods attached to the brackets. I need to be high enough for my arms to stretch out far enough. We also got one valance up on the south window in the west porch. The valance on the north window will take a bit more planning for after supper to get the bed moved away from the wall. Never fear . . . before the eyes close for the night, it will be done.
What was accomplished in the studio today was cutting fabric for six more blocks in my latest project. Many cuts were one inch wide. Each of the 4.5 inch square blocks have thirteen fabrics sewn into the mix. Cutting was enough for one visit. All of the fabrics for this project are coming out of my scrap tote.
Dennis and I agreed on Subway for supper. Dennis loves his 6″ tuna on white. I am having a turkey, bacon, guacamole on a tomato basil wrap. Sweet!