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Sidetracked into the Sane world
I took part in my first Bee Night at my quilting guild the other evening and in one and a half hours I actually completed this placemat! It was fun and the pattern was quite simple, just a "nine patch" with oblongs added to the sides and then the corners trimmed. After that, the backing and filling, and it was done. It was realy nice to have something to bring home that was a done deal and not another UFO to add to the big pile of UFOs! Mind you, since I mentioned to one of the ladies that the plain pink side piece looked a bit bare and boring, she suggested that I do some fancy stitches. So I will check my sewing machine manual and make an effort to learn a fancy stitch and add it to the placemat. There were lots of lovely colour combinations made at the Bee Night and the object is to donate a bunch of them to Meals on Wheels and give one out to each new MonW customer.
I took part in my first Bee Night at my quilting guild the other evening and in one and a half hours I actually completed this placemat! It was fun and the pattern was quite simple, just a "nine patch" with oblongs added to the sides and then the corners trimmed. After that, the backing and filling, and it was done. It was realy nice to have something to bring home that was a done deal and not another UFO to add to the big pile of UFOs! Mind you, since I mentioned to one of the ladies that the plain pink side piece looked a bit bare and boring, she suggested that I do some fancy stitches. So I will check my sewing machine manual and make an effort to learn a fancy stitch and add it to the placemat. There were lots of lovely colour combinations made at the Bee Night and the object is to donate a bunch of them to Meals on Wheels and give one out to each new MonW customer. 
