I really wanted to be all removed and post just a photo today (which I already posted a few hours ago on Instagram), but then I read this really awesome post, and had to stay true to myself..
I brought my quilting to the beach today and stitched 4 hexies together. That was enough, then I put it away and ate an entire piece of saganaki with a nice big horiatiki ("greek salad"). I even had some beer. It was a good day. I hope to have more of these in the future.
(and hope that you have some too).
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Sounds like a lovely day! Question: how do you get the backs of your hexis to lay so flat? I just made my first ones the other day and they are not nearly so tidy-looking on the back side...I am using 2.5" squares and 1.5" hexi papers.
ReplyDeleteOH...and I ordered your book from Amazon.ca today!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you shared the story behind the photo - that sounds like a perfect day - good for you! .. now I want saganaki... :)
ReplyDeleteHexies on the beach + Greek bread + beer = it doesn't get any better!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think its time to give in and learn how to EPP I watched your video , George is adorable btw, and wondered have you tried glue instead of basting?
ReplyDeleteso where in NY are you? I am in NJ
Kathie