I have a photo of my Tula Pink star quilt to post
but yesterday was spent in front of a screen, TV primarily.
The South Island is once more suffering
from earthquakes. These have been felt also in the North Island.
Over 800 aftershocks reported.
Kaikoura, on the East Coast, is a scene of absolute devastation.
The town is completely cut off. Roads unusable, railway lines gone,
horrific land slips. No power, no water, no sewerage. People seeing their homes destroyed.
The only way in
The only way in
was by helicopter but I believe now that they will try and get in by sea.
In the mist of seeing all the heartbreak for folks down there I
needed some time at the machine.
Background story is HERE but following the layout suggested didn't work
for me so I changed it. After fiddling around this was the result
I decided to add a 3/4" sashing which I think unifies
all these blocks and gives a better look overall.
No borders but I'll use the same sashing fabric for the binding.
This can be used in Summer out on the bench seat in the
back garden.
Back in a couple of days hopefully feeling not so sad.
Maureen
for me so I changed it. After fiddling around this was the result
still didn't look good so, not helped by being placed haphazardly on the flannel
which is covering my Gypsy Wife pinned underneath!
all these blocks and gives a better look overall.
No borders but I'll use the same sashing fabric for the binding.
This can be used in Summer out on the bench seat in the
back garden.
Back in a couple of days hopefully feeling not so sad.
Maureen
