He commandeered the dining room table for marking, measuring, and cutting the fabric for his quilt - a lightweight alternative to a sleeping bag. When the dining room table proved to be too small, he took over the living room floor. At least, that meant the floor got a good clean because you cannot put these nice new fabrics on a dirty floor. He measured twice and cut once. He carefully adjusted the stitching and tension of the sewing machine, and he devised a no-pin method of holding the fabrics together.
Since it was still chilly outside, he had the opportunity to test out his new bedding. The 28-ounce quilt kept him warm and toasty - a success.
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