It kinda turned into a marathon of sorts! Maybe to make up for the “playing”/running around that I’ve been doing. In case you’ve not noticed, I’m definitely a “black or white” type of person!!! Either I’m at a complete standstill (not often, I must interject!) or it’s hyper-speed. Ah well………..Monday’s 3 loads of laundry became Tuesday’s, then all those linens just had to have a tad bit of attention….you know, a soak in OxyClean type stuff. Then we were out of bread(!), so, now we aren’t! 
Two loaves of craisin/pecan and 2 of plain white (for DH). All sourdough. The house does smell yummy!!! Needless to say, the house temp rose a bit above the outside temp of 83F….let’s hear it for summer—yay!
But I really did need to finish that non-vintage cloth……and it’s pretty much there! Just need to fill in the 2” blank border space. Let’s see……….
That little slip of fabric peeking out is my choice (I think) for the binding. It has all the colors and is, well, kinda funky and I like that. I mean, really!! how much does a binding show?! 1/4” maybe??? It’s not on there yet and a lot can happen before then!!! Linking up with the “party” at Jo’s Country Junction.……come along and see the fun!!!!! Now, on to Wednesday. Let’s see what’s on the calendar…….back later……see ya………bye!
Treadlemusic 
I can almost smell that lovely bread!
Yes, there’s nothing like the aroma of fresh bread in a home! I am baking all our breads these days and enjoying the process (& knowing what’s not in the bread is nice, too!).
So glad you stopped by for a visit! Please, come again! BTW….your latest finish is gorgeous!!!!!! hugs…….
I love the quilting on the non-vintage cloth! And the bread looks amazing!
The bread is our fave (sourdough!) and thank you so much for your sweet words!…..hugs…………….
That bread sounds delicious!
The house smelled so good!!! The “down”side, it was one of those UPPER 80s days outside…..so INside was quite toasty!!!!! LOL!!!!!!
She quilts AND makes her own bread! Awesome, you!
LOL! Baking bread has been a “thing” with us since the late 60s, when we discovered, and became members of, one of the first food coops in Mpls. There’s absolutely nothing like homemade bread!!!!! YUM!
Your curve quilting is perfect, whats your secret?
My secret……I try to keep my viewers at a distance!!! LOL!!!! Far from “perfect” but very respectably ‘human’!! Hugs………
I love those funky fifties colors which had nothing to do with reality, like those turquoise apples and grapes. I have one tablecloth that has lavender squash and moss green melons. It would really kill your appetite if you studied the color choices while eating! 🙂 They must have saved money by using leftover dyes.
But, then, stoves/frigs were either Harvest Gold or Avocado Green!!!!! Thankful for disappearing trends (although they have a tendency to reappear down the road a bit!!! LOL!) Maybe your lavender/moss green cloth needs some “texturizing”??!!!! hehe…………..
I have been practicing on that! I am working on one piece where I took a piece of decorator fabric, quilted along the pattern lines, and then quilted out past the scrap onto the background, as you have suggested in one of your posts. And in another practice piece, I tacked down old linen napkins and then FMQ’d. Someday I will graduate to a usable piece!
The binding is going to perfect with the colors in the quilt. Now I’m wanting fresh baked bread after seeing your photo.
Hmmmmm…….there is enough but initiating a “transfer” is puzzling……LOL!!!!
Too funny!! I did do some baking the next day after seeing the bread but did pineapple upside down cake instead. Need to bake some bread this week.
Yum!!! DH’s favorite! I haven’t made that in years……time to do something about that! Fresh baked bread……there’s nothing like it (especially when your home still has that aroma floating around!!!!!).