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Friday, May 14, 2021

A 30's finish, Binding... and Finished ( or Not) Friday!!

 Happy Friday!! you have made it through another week - I am sure you were wondering what day it was right?

My goal for my Finished Friday was to Bind stuff!! ( as in THE WHOLE FINISH - ugh) and look! 

I did it!!

I bound this little beauty - is was one of my RSC projects a little while ago - so now it is Quilted - and Bound!!



And here is the back


And then - I really got inspired to bind more.... I got all of my Blue RSC Placemats Bound!


I still have one more Blue Placemat to quilt - but these NINE are now all quilted and bound!! Yay Me!!

I am feeling a little accomplished.... and all the floors are now redone, It is cleanup time - my least favorite part of living in the country... I just think there should be a magic button and Poof - everything is clean!

Anyways - now it is your turn to link up your projects. I am going to set rules though - I am not a meanie, but here it is.

*Link your DIRECT blog post to this link up. If it is just the link to your generic blog - please be forewarned.. I will delete the link.  Its too hard to find your post, as the week goes on... and I want to get to your specific post. 

*Also - you all - It is Finished ( or not) Friday - please do make sure your post has a Quilt project in process or a Finish... not just a generic post ( Please - it is a specific link up)

* Have a lot of fun visiting !! 

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17 comments:

  1. Yeah! For finishes! It's great the way one finish can give us the momentum we need to push other projects over the finishing line. Your table mats look lovely and bright.

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  2. I agree, I wish there was a magic button for dusting! Congrats on getting the binding finished on your quilt, happy stitching!

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  3. I remember when you were busting through 30s fabrics! I was trying to do the same but failed. Your quilt is a winner!

    Congrats on all that binding. I force myself to finish binding right after I finish quilting. My sewing room is small and I don't have room for another pile of procrastination!

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  4. Wow!!! You’ve been a busy girl! Love the quilting design; swirls are the best too! How many placemats have you made this year? Seems like you’ve made a lot! They will be so appreciated!

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  5. Wow and Wow. I LOVE the quilting on the first one !!!

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  6. What a terrific collection of finishes! I love the binding because it means I'm almost finished. But I don't think I've ever finished that much in a week!!! The quilting on your RSC is phenomenal, so 3D. Exactly what I am hoping to achieve on my Lizard Toes.

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  7. What a beautiful finish--doesn't it feel good to get to this stage of the process?!

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  8. Fabulous quilting on the quilt! Great job with all those bindings.

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  9. The feathers and swirls quilting is gorgeous on that quilt!

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  10. Great job getting everything bound. I'll tell you a secret... binding (by hand) is one of my favourite parts of the process.

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  11. Congratulations on getting so many things completely finished! Whoo hoo!

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  12. Barely made it through the week and never know what day it is....sigh....But we made it!!!

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  13. Nice finishes! Love that backing on your quilt.

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  14. What pretty quilting and also pretty blues, Alycia! Great finishes!

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  15. Anonymous12:56 PM

    Wow! So many fabulous finishes! I love the quilting on the green quilt.

    Michelle
    Michelle, http://mybijoulifeonline.com

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  16. Nice work this week, Alycia! Looking forward to seeing what you will make with RED for this month's RSC.

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