I haven’t forgotten these 9 patches. These will finish at 4 1/2 inches.
I spent some time sorting my bin of squares into little piles of five darks and four lights. That makes it easy to zip these through the machine without having to think too hard.
Here is the most recent dozen. I will have enough pieces for a total of 84 blocks. I have no idea what they will become.
I set aside a bit of time and made some progress on this little quilt. I love it so far!
And one big plant decision has been made. This beauty now has a new home. The adoptive plant mom is over the moon.
And I am left with these cuttings so I can propagate a few more. They are much easier to transport than this beauty would have been.
I know it’s silly, but I was quite sad to part with this. It helps that the lady that got it was so very thrilled. She promised to send me photos. And I’ll still get to take a bit of it with me.
Several of you mentioned bringing them all with us, but we simply won’t have room in Dora, the RV.
I bet you never thought I’d do a post on plants! But, here you go. 😄
Daughter #3 bought this beautiful Prickly Pear for me a year or two ago. Now, it is nearly as tall as I am!
Daughter #1 got me this lovely cactus. From the skinny part up is all new growth from just this summer.
And this crazy thing we brought back from AZ two years ago because it was getting blossoms and we didn’t want to miss the flowers. It only had the single column then. Now it has pups all over it.
These are the mister’s dragon fruit plants.
And his plumeria.
I also have this little Hoya.
The question is, how in the heck do we get them back to AZ? 😳
These are tough decisions we will have to make this week. Ugh. What would you do?
I asked a while back about travel irons. I had a lot of people on Instagram recommending the Mini Oliso. They are a bit pricy, so I kept shopping. I picked this one up at Walmart for a bit over $13. It looks nearly identical to the one sold by Dritz at JoAnn’s for $35.
It was okay. It had some decent reviews. I never got the steam to work. I’m going to take this one back.
I looked at this one on Amazon and then it was on sale for Prime Day. I paid $20.
It’s a bit bigger and holds a bit more water. It pressed well with and without steam. I think this is a keeper.
I do have a regular size iron here that I like very much.
Mr. Wonderful picked this up for me. I think he paid about $55 for it. But I wanted something smaller for use in the RV.
I think this little Sunbeam will work well and it didn’t break the bank.
I mentioned that we have our RV, Dora, parked at a seasonal campsite. We’ve been enjoying a night out there now and again. Once we move out of this house, we will be staying out there full time until we head back to Arizona in the fall.