A New Look
The studio has a new look for the upcoming quilting via the sewing.
It was not difficult to achieve what was needed. I could not believe that the 1962 Mary Proctor ironing board’s adjustable height level lever still worked. It worked so well, I barely touched it, it went straight to the floor with my top mat that Dennis made for me. The top mat is 26″ x 52″ to allow for fabrics that are to be used for quilting to be ironed in a rectangle rather that the pointed tip of the ironing board. No toes were were bruised in this operation.
I pulled the Hefty sewing machine table almost to the furnace so I could wrangle the square card table partially onto the sewing table. I can easily get around the configuration. The Culligan Man was here this week so that won’t be a worry for salt delivery.
I now have the ironing board to carry the heft of the quilt yet to be sewn in front of the sewing machine and the card table to help carry the heft as the quilt has been sewn. The hoop is ready as is the free motion quilting attachment. That was about all I managed today in the studio.
I called Aunt Janet to check in with her. She appreciates the chit chat.
With that I will take my leave. ♥