I did a rough estimate of how much dirt I'd need, and came up with 9 yards. I'm sure glad I didn't order that much, because 1) this was plenty of dirt to handle in one day, and 2) I don't think I'm going to need anymore! Needless to say, my calculations were a bit off.
So here's where I am so far:
Next, figure out a "floor plan" of what plants I want and where I want them. And I'm waiting till April to get some sod brought in.
Shifting gears a bit, a recent Friday night pj party on the HGTV quilting/sewing forum was to make a carrying case for an IPad. I didn't have the need for that, but it could be used for a purse as well, so I thought I'd give it a try. It required a square piece, size optional, depending on what you were doing. Seems like the IPad case called for about a 23" square, but I had this 20" block made up already, and went with it. (leftover squares from this project) I simply joined this to a backing with batting in between, and put a binding on it.
Here's the almost finished project, just needing buttons for closures on the 2 outer pockets. You'll see two buttons to the side of the purse. I'll use the red on one side, and the black on the other. Not bad for using my stash and not having to purchase anything. :) That's a good thing.
2 comments:
The steak looked good!
I told DH I wanted a kitchen garden behind the garage. I told him 3 or 4 years ago. He broke up garden space waaaaaayyyyy over there by the fenceline with the neighbor. I planted nothing in it. I know. I'm bad.
So a couple of years ago he agreed to put my kitchen garden in. Said he wanted to make a raised bed.
Should I tell you I STILL don't have my kitchen garden? Oh well. Now that I'm working full time and can't get organized...I don't need it this year!
;-)
Yes. I am jealous!
Oh LOVE the bag!
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