Quilting day (sort of)

Saw some fabric the other day in Walmart, and thought about non-stop for
a day or two.
Bought the whole bolt today. 7 yards and a smidge of beautiful blue and
white swirly smudgy batik with gold stamping on it. Once we move into
our house (mid Feb at this point), and I find my directions, it will
become a whole cloth quilted kimono for a bathrobe for ME.
It is rather light weight cotton, so I think it would be better as a
whole cloth something than pieced.

liz young in cool california

you live in california, how cold will it get, eh.
ok ok, maybe this year is different, i'm cooking atm. lol.
sounds like a lovely kimono tho. cant wait for the pix.
jeanne
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"Elizabeth Young" wrote...
Saw some fabric the other day in Walmart, and thought about non-stop for a
day or two.
Bought the whole bolt today. 7 yards and a smidge of beautiful blue and
white swirly smudgy batik with gold stamping on it. Once we move into our
house (mid Feb at this point), and I find my directions, it will become a
whole cloth quilted kimono for a bathrobe for ME.
It is rather light weight cotton, so I think it would be better as a whole
cloth something than pieced.

liz young in cool california

nzlstar wrote:
you live in california, how cold will it get, eh.
ok ok, maybe this year is different, i'm cooking atm. lol.
sounds like a lovely kimono tho. cant wait for the pix.
jeanne

Well, it does get into the 30s and 40s (F) here at night, and we keep
the house rather cool. So the idea of a nice quilted (one layer cotton)
robe instead of a large towel after my shower is appealing.
I'd rather answer the door, get the morning paper in in a kimono rather
than a towel.

liz young in cool california