Beach Sewing!

Mostly lovely sunny breezy weather at the beach this week.

The kids put up two tents in the front yard, one for the girls and another for the boys, no gender confusion here!

 Button loves the beach endless space to roam and all kinds of unusual critter smells like crab shells.

About noon today a weather system came in with rain and overcast skies,

not sufficient to dissuade the kids from joy riding on the inner tube behind the boat, you can barely see them in this picture.

 I brought along my current project the black and white KS chevron quilt, wedding gift for our oldest grandson. You can hear the ocean from every part of the house and from where I sit I can look up and see the ocean out the adjacent window on my right.
 I am using the four at a time HST method with 10.5" squares, and I will have a big stack to cut when I get home as the 12.5" ruler I brought along is not quite long enough to easily cut the squares on the diagonal.

As you can see I have done a few but it's a little tedious.

Tomorrow I will need to rotary cut more squares and sew them together but I am done for today, it is vacation after all and it's cocktail time at the beach!

Cheers!
Linking up with Needlework Tuesday, a little late!