The Alps quilt is a flimsy! I spent a fair amount of today waiting for Hurricane Irene to come, finishing the last few blocks, and sewing them all together. We've got rain and some breeze, but -- so far -- nothing like what had been predicted.
I thought I'd share a picture of this leader-ender project that has been in the works for ages and ages. When I don't have another leader-ender, I pull this one out to use. Unlike most of the others, it has never demanded to be a primary project.
This picture shows half of the blocks that are made and there are the same number in a pile and the makings for twenty-eight more. I'm thinking when it is all done of just putting the blocks together like this and not adding any kind of sashing.
The rain is getting a little heavier and the wind is supposed to pick up later on tonight. We have a lot of large trees, so I'm going to take my car up to the high school parking lot where it won't be in any danger of having a tree fall on it.
I'll likely get back to these stars -- and perhaps a new project! -- tomorrow. Thinking William Morris. Which is what I'm often thinking. As you know.
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