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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Quilting WIPs
Phew! That was a week I am happy to leave behind. Sometimes life bites you in the arse, eh? Anyways. Enough about that. Let's talk quilting!
Since I gave you a knitting project update the other day, I thought I would also give you a peek at some of my quilting WIPs (happy, Alison?). I appear to be suffering from a bit of quilting attention deficit disorder these days, with several projects on the go and lots of hacking and slashing going on.
First up- I cut up this pile that I had shown you earlier....
And put it back together like this:
I used this pattern from Four Wise Monkeys on Sew Mama Sew, which of course seemed a perfect use for my Children at Play fabric. I've decided not to stop here, though- I plan to do some calculations to add some borders to convert this from a lap quilt to a double bed size. Back to that later!
Also- am feeling a little Christmas-y....
And have also used my Go! Baby to make use of my Bonnie and Camille Ruby layer cake. I may have utilized a bit of slave labour for that one ;)
Off I go to stitch these back together again!
Excellent - glad to see normal service has been resumed. I was getting worried at one point and was thinking of hitting the 'unsubscribe to this blog that is not longer talking quilty stuff' button.
ReplyDeletehappy to see you saying goodbye too stress! i have to make a point of doing that quite often too.
ReplyDeleteI really like your quilt top. the design is great and the fabrics, i love them! :)
Nice to see you make your kids earn their keep and thank goodness you broke out the fabric. I really was starting to wonder whether the yarn gremlins had spirited the real Kristie away.
ReplyDeleteHope next week is a better one. meantime - Margaritas!
Fun!! i'm glad you and Stress took a break. You can do so much better!
ReplyDeleteI heart those windmills!! Hope stress stays away for awhile ;)
ReplyDeleteSmiles~Beth
Sayonara, stress! I'm loving your Children At Play quilt so far! And I'm thinking Christmas too...I'm sending Christmas fabric to my bee next month.
ReplyDeleteI loved the "poster" at the top of the page! I chuckled and WM raised his eyebrows (he's putting a new cover on the ironing board).
ReplyDeleteGlad your bad week is behind you and quilting is bringing you pleasure!
Glad you survived your stressful week... I LOVE your children at play windmills quilt top, how adorable!! I have been eyeing this fabric, this makes me really want to pick some up :)
ReplyDeleteI would be lost without my slave labor,LOL! Love the quilt top and cannot wait to see the Go! Baby one!!!. I think my slave labor has a crush on your slave labor...he said...Wait Mom, go back up...to see your cutie ;o)
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