I'm trying to get at least one crazy quilt block embroidered in the mornings, but if Sassy shows up---that's all over. She wants to go outside, then it's breakfast and play time! ---so off we go. Lights out in the sewing room until late afternoon usually.
Three more embroidery blocks to do, and then I can start planning a border. I would really like to find a batik that has a border effect woven into the fabric. My friend Jane found this border type fabric at Sew-Batik. Something like this is what I have in mind. Maybe I can find a similar border print locally. Our local quilt shops have a lot of beautiful batiks. Oh, joy---an excuse to go fabric shopping!
On the way down the hall to the sewing room I go through the living room. Sidetracked to the long arm. I'm working on this wall hanging I pieced several years ago and this was my "Quilt Whispered" project when I took Carla Barrett's online class at MQ Resources a few years ago. I'm finally getting around to finishing it using Carla's drawing suggestions. It was a fun class, and I learned a lot about drawing designs onto a picture of a quilt top using a wacom tablet. This is what Carla suggested:
This is what I have completed so far.
Thank you Carla! I could have never come up with some of these quilting designs on my own. I'm looking forward to finally getting this finished. A little here, a little there. Scattered and sidetracked---
Opps--I almost forgot to post a recent photo of Miss. Sassy!
Thank you Carla! I could have never come up with some of these quilting designs on my own. I'm looking forward to finally getting this finished. A little here, a little there. Scattered and sidetracked---
Opps--I almost forgot to post a recent photo of Miss. Sassy!
5 comments:
Hi Angie! Oooooh I love the fairy quilt and the design your quilting on it is really pretty. Your really good!
You don't look particularly scattered to me Angie, quite the opposite for the Mom of a puppy! What machines are you quilting and embroidering with these days?
Puppy is darling!
Angie, I had to zoom in on that first picture! There is a definite optical illusion going on there. It looks as though the scissors are standing straight up in the air suspended from the cord of your iron! It wasn't until I zoomed in and studied the picture that I realized the scissors were laying down. Funny!
Hi Angie, wonderful job with your quilt!! I also love the crazy quilt in progress on your design board.
Thanks for the shout out! Hugs, Carla
Beautiful quilting on your quilt. Your crazy quilt blocks are wonderful. Keep up the good work.
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