January 2016 recap........
As usual I chose a few small pieces to finish in January to get off to a good finishing routine. The little colorwash is about 24" square. The other three small pieces are to be used on tables.The larger quilts are 44" x 52", 43.5" x 55.5" and 58" x 68". I would be happy to continue each month at this pace. I usually lose my momentum sometime in the summer however while mowing grass and weeding the flower gardens.
If our weather cooperates I will be giving a program for the local quilt guild this month so the next 2 weeks I'll be pulling the quilts (about 70) to show and getting them in the order I will show them. I really need to get the border on this quilt too.
12 comments:
Sure wish I was that productive. Great job getting all of these to completion. Chris
I'm tired just looking at all your finishes in January! Great job. They are beautiful.
You set a high bar with all your finishes. All of them are great. That guild is in for a wonderful show from you. It takes a good bit of work to pull all those quilts.
Such fun to see the variety in your projects, but always colorful!
Great variety, great finishes, colorful month! I know there is much more coming!
Hello Wanda!
When and where are you giving a program?
Great finishes for January!
Your finishes are always inspiring. I just realized that you have a monthly recap tag on them so I can go find inspiration for quilting whenever I need it.
You really had a productive month Wanda and beautiful finishes! 70 quilts....that will be a lot to carry! Are many of them big quilts?
Beautiful quilts, love all of them as usual. That star quilts sings to me!!
They are all beautiful, Wanda. Beautiful pieces of art. I enjoy your blog posts. Congratulations on your 3334th post, dear. Please blog on.
Just AWESOME finishing 7 works of art for January. Each piece is a master piece Wanda. I enjoy studying them and marvel at your fabric combinations, so beautifully blended with perfection !
JJM
I've been waiting for you to put the border on this quilt - I'm so curious as to how you will do it :)
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