I had to go for another medical test yesterday, so more waiting and wondering. I got the quilt that was loaded on the longarm quilted. I did wavy lines and loops down each strip. I used a variegated light to med. green So Fine (by Superior threads) thread on top and it blended in well. I got it trimmed too and now need to decide on binding.
At nine o'clock I switched to hand finishing the binding on this wallhanging. I'm half way done.
You are truly amazing, quilting, binding, and having new projects while waiting, and that is the hardest part.I love the colour combinations on the wall hanging. That lime-yellowy-green zings!!! Greetings from Jean.
I love the new quilt on yesterday's post as well as the quilting on this one. You are keeping busy, which helps when facing the unknown. I hope the tests went well.
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I had to go for another medical test yesterday, so more waiting and wondering. I got the quilt that was loaded on the longarm quilted. I did wavy lines and loops down each strip. I used a variegated light to med. green So Fine (by Superior threads) thread on top and it blended in well. I got it trimmed too and now need to decide on binding.
At nine o'clock I switched to hand finishing the binding on this wallhanging. I'm half way done.
Looks like you are makiing progress. Keeping busy while you wait is hard to do. Chris
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work! You are making lots of progress!
ReplyDeletesorry to hear about more tests - keeping busy will help - wishing you the best.
ReplyDeleteAll of the testing does not seem to impact your prolific quilting. Looks like you still get a lot accomplished each day.
ReplyDeleteNice work. Glad you have something to distract you.
ReplyDeleteWavy lines and loops down each strip... Machine quilting is so wonderful. And you know how to use it to the fullest. Looks so graceful on the screen.
ReplyDeleteYour hand finishing is supreme.
J~MT
So sorry you are still having to wait for the doctors to decide they have enough information to proceed . . .
ReplyDeleteI hope your tests will give you the info to help doctors get you on a pathway to wellness . Your quilts look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou are truly amazing, quilting, binding, and having new projects while waiting, and that is the hardest part.I love the colour combinations on the wall hanging. That lime-yellowy-green zings!!! Greetings from Jean.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so appropriately named...I always get my color fix when I visit! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the new quilt on yesterday's post as well as the quilting on this one. You are keeping busy, which helps when facing the unknown. I hope the tests went well.
ReplyDeleteI hope the test results come back quickly and that the results are good.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting so much done!
I like the loops on your quilt, So Fine is my favorite thread, it just seems to melt into the quilt tops!
ReplyDeleteHope your tests went well. I've been thinking about you.
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Beautiful! Love the colors in this one. Definitely has the right name.
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