Hello friends,

This is last week's harvest: 70 little 5 inch' blocs as a starers for a quilt from the American Quilt Museum in Bath, UK. The quilt is more elegant than rustic, with an intermediate border with appliqué and 2 sawtoothborders. I'm not sure  about the outerborder, that seems a bit bulky to me, and i prefer it smaller than indicated, 10 inch wide....

I've started to quilt a top, in the boxes for longer than 10 years. Suddenly the prussian blue caught my eyes, still love this top so much.

Tidying some irregular fabric, Indonesian batiks, African wax, toiles, whatever, all but quiltfabric, but exellent for a different twist.

And a part of the little stars for the Mountmellick, made during the summer in Normandy, all handwork, of course and made slowly and carefully.

For those who follow me on Facebook, this is my view for at least 2 months: much work to do in courtyard, renewing the walls, painting and all the rest.

So not much daylight in the appartment and an awfull lot of noise!

My ugliest but most comfortable shoes for SMM next week. Good for walking all day and visiting the exhibitions with Joes and Isabeau and Ellen, our new member of the holy graal. I'm looking forward to meeting Lori de Jarnatt from Humble Quilts. Take care you all! LOL: a guy from the neighbourhood who follows my blog said i should be ashamed for letting you without a sign of life since june, he's right huh????