I have so enjoyed seeing what everyone has been doing, makes my eyes so happy!
My update on my three projects. The one that got the most attention is the Fire Island hosta
Three weeks ago …
I was working from the bottom of photo to the top quilting the black and red points and the white piece right above it. Now I just have to finish the border and the rest of the red and white point piece.
Maybe by next update I will be able to say finished!š¤
Now the double wedding ring… last update here
Two rings done… today’s update
Over quarter of the way done. I’m founding out why I may have put this top in the bottom of the bag for so long I forgot I started it..the navy fabric wrinkles awful,and it is rather hard to quilt.
The back
And the Cathedral windows …. last here
Now here…
Thanks for dropping by!š
Deb
And if you need some inspiration or ideas for a hand project check those post out!
Kathy,http://livinginrapidcity.wordpress.com/
Lori,http://www.quiltingneeds.com/
Margaret,http://www.thecraftycreek.com/
Kerry,https://lovethosehandsathome.wordpress.com/
Emma,http://emmacraftprojects.wordpress.com/
Tracy,https://itsatsweetsday.blog/
Connie,https://stitchingirlblog.wordpress.com/
Deborah,https://adailydoseoffiber.wordpress.com/
Susan,https://desertskyquilts.wordpress.com/
Jessica,https://myhappycountryfarm.wixsite.com/website
Sherry,http://www.bookshookssticksetc.blogspot.com/
Nannette,https://doitrightquilter.wordpress.com/
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Looking good! I enjoy the updates.
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Thank you for that kind input!
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They are all looking good, but my favourite is the Cathedral windows, will it would have to be š but also it is very dainty looking, although looks a little complicated to me š
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Those Cathedral windows are really not that hard to do,just look it.š
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Ha ha, still a little difficult for me, but I like to see you doing them š
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How wonderful to have so many Internet friends to share art making with you.
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It is a real encouragement to have these blogging friends,cheering me on with their kind words!
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So many stitches! I love all of these, but I am continually amazed at how speedy you are! Your stitches are so even and beautiful!
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And I thank you! Iām enjoying the winter weather ,making the most of it for it will be short lived then it will be garden time which I will be doing this year. Got the first seed catalog this week! šš
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Very exciting! We are about ready to start our list of what we need to grow this year, though it will be another 4-6 weeks before we even start the seedlings. It is always an exciting time!
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Beautiful! You’ve done so much progress on all three projects! š
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Thank you! The cold weather has had a hand in as to why I got this much done.š
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Mercy!! I can’t imagine hand quilting one quilt and here you have two on the go!! They are beautiful and I’m looking forward to seeing your progress with them in three weeks! Love your cathedral windows – that’s my HQAL but on flying geese.
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Thanks for dropping by to visit! I like to have two going ..one for when Iām in the recliner enjoying family , the other one in the frame, that holds larger quilts,to just be by myself to listen to a audio book .
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So productive and looking so good
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Thanks ! š
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Your stitches look wonderful – tiny and even! Do you have trouble working on a big frame? I tried one, some years ago, and had so much trouble stitching. I need to move the hoop around to get good stitches. I love the look of a big frame though – it frames the quilt for everyone to see.
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Thank you! No ,I donāt have troubles working on a big frame, but then I can quilt with my left and right hands so if one hand canāt do it the other can.
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Jeez, Deb–you make the rest of us look like slackers! You’re doing so much and it all looks marvelous. I love seeing the back of a hand quilted piece–then you can really see the difference the quilting makes. What’s the long-term plan for the cathedral windows–a bed-size quilt?
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It has been cooler here so Iām putting that cold to go use. The Cathedral window will probably be a throw or just for display as there are only so many little scrap blocks.
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Progress on THREE hand projects – lots of progress – and that’s amazing! What’s even more amazing is that I like them all. Thanks for showing the back, it’s easier to see the pattern.
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Delighted to read you liked them all! Thank you!
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I’m in awe of your skill, and of how you work on several quilting projects at the same time. When I do needlework I always think that I need to get one thing finished before I start on the next (but maybe working on several projects would keep me motivated).
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It keeps me motivated,as I donāt get bored this way.
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I am so delighted to have joined the HQAL and be following your blog. Your work is spectacular! Thank you for inspiring me!
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So glad you have joined us! Thank you for your kind words!! It is great that we are such an inspiration to each one,I just love it.
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Really beautiful job!āŗ
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Thank you!
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