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With all of the posts about Sewing Summit this week (I wish I could have been there!) it has really made me think about how wonderful the quilting community is and how grateful I am to be a very tiny part of it. Thank you so much for visiting my blog; I started it to try to meet new people and share what I am working on, and I am so very glad to have this space.
Finished projects:
- Remixed geese quilt for my daughter. I have been slowly working on this for several weeks but I had a sudden burst of energy to finish this one up.
- October do good stitches blocks. They are scrappy chevron blocks made from this tutorial.
Ongoing projects:
- Wonky cross quilt. I finished quilting this one last night (yay, it's queen size and took A LONG TIME) and sewed the binding on the front. I am definitely looking forward to spending some time this week hand sewing the binding to the back. This quilt is a Christmas present for my husband's sister and her family, but they are moving into a new place this weekend so I wanted to finish the quilt up in case they want it early.
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- Quilt for our bed. This has been planned for a long time, but I had originally intended to make a Single Girl quilt. That idea just didn't feel right so last week I started cutting 5" squares for a simple patchwork quilt using Lotta Jansdotter's two lines, Echo and Bella. Even just cutting the fabric this week has made me happy, it is so beautiful!
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Future projects:
- Quilt for my son. I am planning on doing something with chevrons, I was definitely inspired by working on those chevron quilt blocks this week!
- High school graduation quilt for my sister. I finally ordered some Kona ash this week and I am excited to get this one started.
The flying geese? The colors are so wonderful!! And I love the calm blues in the wonky cross quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteI happen to like the wonky cross quilt myself! We don't need it in a hurry, but would love a visit if you have the time to hand deliver it. And I know that Mr. Kitchen Table Quilts is in crunch time, so you know, whenever it works out. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your flying geese quilt! Between the gorgeous bursts of color and the geese flying every which way I can't stop looking at it.
ReplyDeleteThe flying geese quilt is just gorgeous! Great work :)
ReplyDeleteThe flying geese quilt is fantastic! I don't know if I'd have the patience to make that many geese. :)
ReplyDeleteThe flying geese is SO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe flying geese is beautiful! I love the bright colors :)
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Great flying geese quilt, I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteWow for ALL of them. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this quilt blog community! What a wonderful thing to be part of! Did you design the geese yourself? What a fabulous quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe geese are great.
ReplyDeleteWow, I really really like your geese quilt!
ReplyDeletewow, your geese quilt is gorgeous. such precision.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is one colorful flying geese quilt...great job.
ReplyDeleteI love love LOVE your flying geese quilt! I think I'll have to add that one to my never ending to-do list :) Also, a simple quilt out of echo and bella sounds perfect.
ReplyDeleteLovely! The geese quilt is one of my favorite patterns, and yours is just awesome!
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