........... to this in a quick turnaround.
I needed my dining room table to lay out my son's quilt. This will be the biggest thing I have ever tried to machine quilt. I don't know how well I will fare. Once it was all pinned together I rolled it from opposite sides towards the middle so I can start machine quilting.
It got as far as looking like a giant anaconda on the steps. I hope to steal a half hour each evening to run a few passes with the machine on the quilting.
I spent some stitching time finishing some finishes. These are two of from Bent Creek’s Americana Collection trio. The leaflet had the info about the frames used so a quick email a couple of months back resulting in a quicker yet deliver of the frames.
I am also working on framing up JBW's French Country Alphabet. I took a Walmart frame, I am painitng it green then then plan to add a top coat of white paint after using a crackle medium.
It has been fun to craft and sew and do non-stitching but still stitch related crafting. My to-be-finished basket is not quite as full as my WIP basket and it is now three projects smaller.
Tiny bits of progress on my oldest UFO project. First, I have the entire left side now completed. There is not too much left on the right side. However, all the back stitching can be time consuming.
You had a productive day yesterday!! Love all the finishes and the framing. Good luck with the quilt--it's a big one. Are you planning to give it to your son for Christmas?
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you used in your son's quilt ~ good luck with the quilting. I love your American finishes and the JBW French Country Alphabet is cute. :)
ReplyDeleteYour finishes are wonderful - how very cool, the look on the green frame. I love your drying prop on that one LOL. Your quilt is really great - I love the shot of the snake going up the stairs...funny! Keep up the great finishing mojo.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful finishes!! Great job!
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