In the Lucky Penny household, food leftovers mostly get thrown away. Just two people eating means that often food spoils before it's finished, and I'm a firm believer of "when in doubt, throw it out!" When it comes to fabric projects, those leftovers get used. I had a few log cabin blocks left from the front of my big vintage flavored quilt. I had sewn 102 instead of the 100 needed for the quilt top. Since the quilt back was to be pieced anyway, given that the quilt is 90 inches square, I used the two orphans on the back. The rest of the back fabric is from one of three bolts that I scored at last year's Do It Your Own Damn Self sale. It's a reproduction vintage print, so works great with all the other fabrics I have working in that quilt.
This week was more of a lesson regarding What's Important. Piccolo and the Man are both on the top of that list. More important than anything else.
1 comment:
I love your quilt work Corrine! Just beautiful!
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