Happy Halloween to all my ghoulie & goblin pals! You'd think I could've done something Halloween-y this week, but I didn't. Progress continues, though!
Another pesky pound has found it's way to some other equal-and-opposite-reaction place. An old "stereo" finally made it's way out of the house & will be Freecycled. And I finished this quilt:
Here's a closer shot, showing the cool bubble quilting:
Sometimes there are interesting things to talk about, but most of the time life is just day-to-day non-eventful (in a GOOD way). Still .... this is my place to keep track of things so here are some things. I got this binding attached, so now it only needs the handwork: (I really like this quilt! It makes me happy to look at it. I will most likely keep this one for my own collection.)
And see all those threads on this batting?
Well, those are the thread snippets from de-quilting this little quilt: (which is showing only a corner ... it's not really that small!)
This quilt, and another just like it, were my experiments when I first got my long-arm machine. Needless to say they are horrible, so I've been de-quilting them so I can re-quilt and donate them. (they're perfect for kids, and LOTS of kids are homeless or in temporary shelters with almost nothing). The de-quilting is somehow relaxing. Probably because it's totally mind-numbing yet there's the satisfaction of seeing progress made. (Hmmm.... can you "make progress" as you "un" something? (de-quilting = un-sewing). Well....actually I guess you can.
And that is my progress from the week and from the day. Don't eat too much candy! Don't get "skeert" by any wee spookie ones tonight. And most of all thanks for stopping by!
Showing posts with label jelly rolls. Show all posts
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Monday, October 31, 2011
Friday, May 1, 2009
Ah, Sand!
Heading out to the beach for a couple of weeks. I'll be working on samples, though !!! Here's one that's ready for quilting. It's made from one jelly roll. I like it a lot - very soothing. The back is dark aqua with seashells (I'll post a pic of the back when I'm home from vacation.) The sashing is a jacquard - sheesh what a nightmare!! But the results are lovely. I'll use it again but use scads more starch than I did in this one.
My new Bernina 630 is sweeeeeeeeet!
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