It's got a blue/green batik on one side, 
Here I am in the one I made for myself - it's the same fabrics, I just put a pocket on the rainbowy side for me. I like having my cell phone handy, and thought a pocket would be nice. I am so squinty in this picture, because it was so bright outside when we took these pictures this morning.
Yesterday I was SO busy! Here's what I was up to:
Can you tell?
I was chain stitching a bunch of little squares and bigger squares, into these pieces which I'll finish up today! (Here's my one-day progress as of 10pm last night!) All I have to do is sew these rows together to make the setting blocks for the Seeing Stars quilt! I'll post a better picture when I'm done. The colors in this fabric are wonderful, I think I may have to get more so I can make a skirt for Taylor Anne out of it too!
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Hubby shows off the aprons very well.
your husband did a great job modeling. the aprons look great. Love the tye-dye. And your fabric in your stars quilt is to die for.
Hubby looks like he is enjoying that modeling job a little too much. I doubt that I could get mine to do it for a photo.
Great looking quilting project there. Looks like you had fun all around.
Em! Thanks for stopping by today! Yes, indeed, your husband appears to qualify for the "sensitive male" club in that picture. It's not so much the apron as the fruity pose. Better than scowling, I guess.
About flowers... fact is, coming from a vegetable gardening background, I have to keep checking flowers to see what happens when you bring them in. Poppies, it turns out, just barely make it to the door before disintegrating. OK, note to self.
I'm always sort of amazed how I never stop learning about gardening. It seems like there's 1,000,000 things to know, and you have to learn them one at a time... and you only get a few each season.
the pics of your husband in the aprons are a riot...he's a good sport! =)
OK - that's hysterical! And I doubt there was arm twisting... I seem to remember a series of TEC skits...
Lots of love and Happy Anniversary to you!
I love the aprons!! I'm trying to make a Domestic Diva apron (from a kit) and it's all cut out...I'm just scared to try to put it together since I've never done anything like this before! :)
I love the aprons! Especially yours with the pocket. Do you make them to sell? Because I would be interested in buying one. Maybe more. :) I came over from needled mom's blog.
i cannot wait to see your quilt finished....and tell hubby that
"americas next top model" is calling
Hi Em!
My email is down so I had to figure out a way to let you know your apron arrived. It is GORGEOUS! The fabrics are beautiful, the craftswomanship is amazing! Just beautiful.
Now I just have to work on filling in the gathered upper area of the apron as it just hangs limp on me... ;o)
Thanks SO much!
xo
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