Here's my hubby and I late in the evening. Not sure why I look to be falling down, I didn't drink that much despite the open bar and endless cocktail options!
These little jars were filled with cheesecake, chocolate and lemon, yum. I love the stamped fabric and hang tags - a good idea to store away and use in the future.
We all came home with succulents from the table decorations too. I picked mine based on the container rather than the plant because it has no hope of surviving poor thing.
A Near Finish
Because the wedding quilt isn't finished, I wrapped up an OIB square with a note about the design and a promise to have it complete before their first anniversary. On Sunday I managed to sew the rest of the top together.Here's my attempt tonight to take a picture of it on my Queen bed while standing on a chair...
Pattern from Rotary Cutting Revolution |
The enlarged size was a bit more work but worth it to make a true Couples Quilt. I am going to toss around ideas for the backing before committing. Right now I'm leaning towards green batik because I used only a hint of that color in the top. The binding will be some of the dark used and possibly scrappy.
There are a few swaps that have deadlines creeping up and I'll be directing my time to those for a bit.
Thanks for stopping by... hope you'll say hi.
Beautiful pictures and a stunning quilt.
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It will be interesting to see what backing that lovely quilt gets and how it will be quilted.
What fun - nice to see pics of your family. And the quilt - wow! It's quite striking and BIG! Are you going to quilt it yourself?
ReplyDeleteYou look so happy!
ReplyDeleteAnd, so glad that you decided to make the quilt larger - a true couples quilt as you said! OIB is truly a beauty and will make a wonderful gift for the newly weds. Nice job!
Awesome quilt, Karen. And, you and your hubs are just so darn cute!!
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