Sunday, November 15, 2020
Pin Basting Without Igor
My wrist is doing well enough now that I can do some pin basting. It isn't the same without Igor, the quilt inspector. He passed away in the veterinary hospital the other night. The poor guy got sick all of a sudden and there was nothing they could do for him. Igor was always "helping" with every quilt I made since I adopted him in January 2016. It seems strange to work on a quilt without my buddy sprawled out over it.
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