When I entered the churn dash challenge I just knew I could not do a quilt so being practical I went for a table runner for my kitchen island. I also matched it with a quilt I have in the lounge which is visible from the kitchen. I used some of the same fabric as in the quilt for the block centres. I'm pleased with the results. This is my churn dash journey.
I've also put up a picture of my "macadamia nut" harvest . The only thing is they are very hard to crack , I really don't know how the cockatoos break them open.
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A little rustic quilting around the edges |
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Matches my flowers perfectly |
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My quilt |
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The macadamia nut harvest . They have 2 shells a firm leathery one and then that cracks open to reveal a rock hard shell. I just have to crack them now |