Humusbeings

Hello folks. Been a while, huh. Haven't been gardening much but have been doing a lot of sewing, mostly dog collars that we sell.
This week I cut out some more farbric squares and made some patchwork squares and started to sew them for a quilt.
I'm not sure what the backing or inside will be yet. I do have some shiny stuff that would be good for the underneath side, but not sure if it would make the whole thing slippery.
Inside might be a blanket as I don't want to buy or use batting, if I can. It's not cold enough to use a real quilt here.
It doesn't take all that long to bring it all together once the squares are done. It's nice not doing worky stuff for a couple of weeks.
Edit. I did it. Mega. It’s so cute.

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Crop circles

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