I packed up pieces for several projects and went to the twice monthly sew in. I got the rest of the wedges sewn together for Wild Wedding and sewed triangles that will be used in top and bottom borders on Mega Churn Dash. I also sewed a baby quilt top together. I started it Wed. night and quilted and bound it yesterday afternoon. I'll show it tomorrow.
As long as I had the quilting machine turned on I loaded this quilt and quilted it too. With 3 different fabrics on the back and lots of color on the front I'm going to have to hunt for a binding that looks good on both sides.
I don't think I've seen the quilt on the bottom before. It is simple but fabulous. A great way to use some Kaffe fabrics. I love your blog and your quilts!
Oooh, that looks like my favorite Phillip Jacobs fabric on the quilt back. The front is really good, too. I don't know. My money is on you coming up with the perfect fabric in your amazing stash! I'm beginning to think of you as being related to the Energizer bunny. ;)
Sounds like a great day! That's what I like to do at quilt retreats: bring projects I've done a lot on, that just need the last serious push before they're done. Sometimes I can finish 6-7 projects at a retreat, and it feels so good. I wish I had a sew-in which is like a mini one day retreat. Good for you!
Busy stitching..... and so much done! We'll be waiting to see much more tomorrow!
ReplyDeletewith all of that going on in the quilt, I would probably opt for a solid. But I will be interested to see what YOU choose.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've seen the quilt on the bottom before. It is simple but fabulous. A great way to use some Kaffe fabrics. I love your blog and your quilts!
ReplyDeleteLove those safari prints and that super bright quilt on the bottom makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteYou've been a busy lady. Looking forward to the pictures
ReplyDeleteYou've been a busy lady. Looking forward to the pictures
ReplyDeleteAs usual you had another productive day!
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy the photo's and to hear about your days. You always make me take a deep breath with all you accomplish every day.
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Oooh, that looks like my favorite Phillip Jacobs fabric on the quilt back. The front is really good, too. I don't know. My money is on you coming up with the perfect fabric in your amazing stash! I'm beginning to think of you as being related to the Energizer bunny. ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day! That's what I like to do at quilt retreats: bring projects I've done a lot on, that just need the last serious push before they're done. Sometimes I can finish 6-7 projects at a retreat, and it feels so good. I wish I had a sew-in which is like a mini one day retreat. Good for you!
ReplyDeleteIt always feels good to get a lot done.
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