Some sewing has been happening here
I have been adding a border to the clamshells, I have three to go on one side and then across the bottom...I think it needs a good iron!!
the tomatoes needed picking today, I for a kilo and a half...
and despite the netting the birds have eaten most of these plums, this is my share!! The snow peas are still producing a few now and then, they are so fresh and crunchy.
I am off now to prep some tomatoes for chutney.
Happy sewing.
The quilt is looking fab so do the cherry tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteThe clamshells are growing fast, just borders and you are done!
ReplyDeleteKATRIN W.
Your dark borders are looking good
ReplyDeleteThe clamshells look lovely Susan! Happy cooking with your chutney!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on your clamshell borders, still can't decide how to finish mine.
ReplyDeleteGreat tomato crop, ours have been a little slow. Steady but slow....
Don't even want to look at shop ones till we have no more home grown ones.
Love the clamshells Sue.
ReplyDeleteNice of the birds to leave you a few plums.
I hope you have lots of basil to go with those lovely little tomatoes.
Hi Sue your clam shell quilt is looking awesome and your veggie garden is yelding well,those pesky birds we have trouble here with them as well,one year the white cockatoos destroyed our whole bed of cabbages,not happy Jan,lol.
ReplyDeleteThose clams are lOOking great...xox
ReplyDeleteSo nice of the birds to "share" with you. LOve the border on your quilt. Great choice and well done getting it done so quickly.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your clamshells are looking great! Quite the tomato harvest there....glad the birdies left you a couple of plums x
ReplyDeletelooking wonderful....
ReplyDeleteHugz
You have made amazing progress with those clamshells! It seems like you just started them.
ReplyDeletethere are some beautiful colours going on in your home xx
ReplyDeleteSo good to see your clamshells - the dark border is awesome - great work!
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