I never know if I feel more productive doing the *big* things, or getting a lot of *Little* things done? What about you? What makes you happy when you look at that to do list?
it has come on and off the frame a lot haha
We had a block exchange for one of my groups - it was Hot August Nights. I actually did finish them in time, I just didn't get them documented...
I kind of love these blocks - and wonder what a whole quilt would look like?
The Block Round Robin for my guild has ended - these were the blocks I made for one of the ladies ( the very last blocks)
Of course - now I want to make more and make a table runner for my kitchen....
I have been blessed to be very busy with Client quilts this month - it could not have come at a better time, so I am so tickled!!
Machine Quilting can be a fickle business - it all depends on when people want to piece, or if they want to use machine quilters.
I am so appreciative they came my way!!
And each day that I tire these girls out... I call it a WIN!!! I still have the third puppy - but she really prefers her bed with all her blankies haha!
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6 comments:
ANY finish feels great!!! I seem to always have so many projects in the works that it takes a bit to actually reach the finish line 😊
Nice work on the quilts and on the blocks. Those tree ones really draw me in. As for your question I think it depends on the item, the day and how old is the one you finish!!
Your catch-up post is fun! Yes, the slashed blocks would be great in a quilt -- either very modern with just a few, or a whole bunch.
I never know if I feel more productive doing the *big* things, or getting a lot of *Little* things done? What about you? What makes you happy when you look at that to do list?
I take anything finished as a WIN! This weekend: Replaced a webbing handle on a reusable grocery bag, repaired an armhole tear in a t-shirt I love, pressed a big stack of HSTs received in the mail from a friend who knows these are my favorite quilty component.
Not much overall but I am calling it a win!
Great quilty progress for you! I currently have a lap full of purr motors, having adopted (2) 9w old sisters from the overwhelmed shelter in September. I'd attach a pic if I could, they are so stinkin' cute!
That is a pretty quilt you quilted. I like those navy blocks with the colorful strips. Were they hard to make? I thought your tomatoes were apples!
I'm trying to catch up on not reading blogs for many days!!! The quilt projects look great! So do the peaceful girls!
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