This may not look like much progress but I finished sewing the triangles into blocks on the first row of dark squares on the left and finished 2 more rows, all except the top pieces. I still haven't cut the light triangles that I need. I hope I can get that done today.
I have to take my dad for a blood test every Wed. morning for 5 weeks. His platelet count was low so they are medicating him and keeping an eye on it. He doesn't understand why he has to go when he feels fine. The medicine has increased his appetite though so all is not bad.
While fun, this is tedious sewing. The quilt is going to be so beautiful. Sorry about your dad and the platelets. You are a good daughter, Wanda.
ReplyDeleteThe finishing stages of a quilt are wonderful! Finally joining the blocks together to make the top. I find this exciting. Your top is coming along nicely. I hope all goes well with your dad. Going every week to get my blood check would get to me too.
ReplyDeleteThis is coming along so nicely and has great color impact. Praying for your dad.
ReplyDeleteI love how this quilt is turning out!
ReplyDeleteWishing your dad the very best!
Seeing what you do is making me look at fabric in a whole new way. I bought some Kaffe Fassett this past weekend after seeing what you did. I just love how you put different prints with the same colors together.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is beautiful. I would like to see how you handle sewing the blocks together when you get to that point. With so many seams coming together how do you manage to not have a big lump of seam allowances? Your insight into this would be helpful to many.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at those triangles! Your color mastery amazes me.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well for your Dad. Is he still in the nursing home? I love your triangles!
ReplyDeleteI am always in awe of the many projects you keep going at the same time. Triangle quilt has been another one of my favorites to watch grow.
ReplyDeleteHope you do not have to wait in line when you take your Dad for his tests. I remember Dr.'s appointments were always hurry up and wait... and wait.
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You know a quilt is getting big when you expand onto 2 design walls!! It is looking fabulous! I'll bet it's even prettier in person.
ReplyDeleteThat is really looking good. You may have to reconsider your favorite and second favorite quilts soon! I love this one. Can't wait to see it finished.
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ReplyDeleteI praying for your dad, too
Say to your dad, prayer t o another sick people.
Holly Mother Mary bless your family
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Your brasilian fan
I love how this is turning out -- so bright and cheerful and just gorgeous!
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