Sew happy to be greeting you this week with a fresh perspective 😄
Look at these pics from our front yard too!!!
While getting photos this week in the yard... we enjoyed 3 full days of open windows and doors.... NO HEAT.... NO A/C!!!! It is the craziest February we can recall in recent years...
Because the weather was delightful did make my back pain recovery more doable! I see a spine specialist in Chattanooga where my knee surgeon is... in a few weeks to look at my CT scan and give me his opinion on options. I had to go to me primary care's office this week still having 5/10 pain consistently unrelieved with the medications from the emergency room.... the doctor had his nurse give me a shot in the hip that is holding me over MUCH better even than what they gave me prior! So as I write this I pray my pain remains a 1/5 like is my current normal pain level. Unreal!
Meanwhile ... with the house open to the mountain breezes and a mani becoming desparate... Solar Flare took the place of hearts from my Valentine's mani....
And... Surprise!!!
The frame was filled once more! Above is my set up and below you can see the first view of the quilt that will see us through this future move. We are feeling stronger with this action!
Readers, thread, stencils, needles, marking pens and pencils, thimbles and iPad prepared...
This flimsy was made in full by my bestie Connie.... She had a kit ... next week I can find out more for you if you are interested in this pattern to make yourself.... I think it was an older pattern though! Moda :)
And first stitches too!
Above you will see I dove in stitching on the inner quilt area of black background.... Connie is gonna quilt the outermost border in black big stitch.... meanwhile I get to quilt all the center area... and am I gonna have FUN!
This quilt is beautiful! I really like the design you are quilting in the black border. It's too early for spring flowers here, maybe next month. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful stitching, despite all your pain.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you are feeling so much back pain - that is brutal because all movement is connected to the back. Your gorgeous quilting will hopefully bring you some joy and not be too painful.
ReplyDeleteGlad your back pain was relieved somewhat by the shot. Your current project is gorgeous! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI hope the spine specialist can determine the problem and get you on the road to relief. I love the latest quilt that you are working on. Enjoy your stitching.
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