...back where she belongs!
Fortunately, the cost of the repair + service was less than one-third of what I had estimated!
So, I didn't feel badly about buying an extra yard of the Kona Bone solid for the D9P project "just in case"...
I even picked up a couple of quarter yard cuts in a sale bin...
And, when I arrived home, guess what I found in the mail?
Melody, of Etsy shop MelodyoftheHeart, even included an intriguing lagniappe!
So, I am ready to start the D9P project; however, I am going to exert considerable self-discipline and finish up my nephew's quilt first. D9P = temptation... *lol*
Your posts always bring a smile to my face and song in my heart!!! So glad "your baby" is home!! I'm looking forward to the D9P! Never made one and this will be fun!!
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I'm so glad she is back. (Love the baby back video!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics. Yum.
Congratulations, and phooie to self disipline ;-}
ReplyDeleteYour baby is looking good. Love the fabrics you chose for the D9P. It's going to look great. Hugs
ReplyDeleteYay! Hurry up and finish the nephew quilt!
ReplyDeleteI had to chuckle, because behind your baby looks a lot like my sewing room. A sign of lots of quilting going on!
I made 2 d9ps last night.....
Welcome back! It will be fun seeing your d9p go along.
ReplyDeleteHurrah! You've got your baby back! Be strong, you can do it! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow, love it when that happens! Under budget on anything is always a good reason to stop at a fabric store! : )
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Bernie!
ReplyDeleteAnd she's looking sharp! I'm almost ready to go too, not quite!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are ready to roll!
ReplyDeleteYipee! I have the charm pack for my D9P. All I need now is the solid. I will have to look.
ReplyDeleteNice to have your baby home where she belongs all oiled and ready to go. Your fabrics for D9P are so beautiful, wish I was working with them. I cut and put some blocks together to see if my fabrics will work, I think they will. Found a fairly large piece of a neutral so this will be completely from stash. Win, Win.
ReplyDeleteAwesome that she's home and it was cheaper. Yay!
ReplyDeleteYou spend your money well Freda, now you're ready to start.
ReplyDeleteYay for having your baby home - and for it not costing as much as you'd thought it would. If that's not a good excuse/reason to buy more fabric, I don't know what is! :oD
ReplyDeleteI know you'll get your nephew's quilt finished quickly and go on to the D9P quilt with a clear conscience.
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Hey Freda, your baby and my baby are identical twins! I know exactly how you felt when you got her back! Yay! Enjoy that D9P! I'm watching with great interest.
ReplyDeleteHuzzah! She looks like she's happy to be home. :)
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