Virtual Quilting Weekend -- June 30 - July 4, 2017
They will brighten the day of many people.
07-01-2017, 07:27 AM
#62
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Location: West Central Texas
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JustJan - congrats on your finish.
Phranny - many thanks for the info on the pattern.
DHenson -- wonderful charity quilts you make.
Cherry -- however did you get the quilt and chairs to stick to the ceiling?!?!?!?
Love your quilt.
Phranny - many thanks for the info on the pattern.
DHenson -- wonderful charity quilts you make.
Cherry -- however did you get the quilt and chairs to stick to the ceiling?!?!?!?
Love your quilt.
07-01-2017, 08:00 AM
#64
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 389
I just stumbled upon this thread, so this will be my first Virtual Quilting Weekend.
I will be working on another block for my oldest UFO, a New York Beauty. I got the center done years ago, couldn't decide what I wanted to do for a border, and put it away (about 15 years ago, eek!) Now I've decided what I want to do and I need to make 31 more blocks plus construct the border. After I finish today's block I will select the fabric for the next block.
I will also continue to work on my 3.5 inch Ribbon Star blocks. I have a little pile of half-square triangles to square up then I have to find just the "right" fabric for the centers of this batch.
I will be working on another block for my oldest UFO, a New York Beauty. I got the center done years ago, couldn't decide what I wanted to do for a border, and put it away (about 15 years ago, eek!) Now I've decided what I want to do and I need to make 31 more blocks plus construct the border. After I finish today's block I will select the fabric for the next block.
I will also continue to work on my 3.5 inch Ribbon Star blocks. I have a little pile of half-square triangles to square up then I have to find just the "right" fabric for the centers of this batch.
07-01-2017, 10:20 AM
#66
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: Mount Pleasant, WI
Posts: 579
Oh, what a lot of lovely projects that are being worked on this weekend. It really helps a newbie get ideas of what can be done with fabric. My fiber creativity has always been with weaving and making fabric vs. working with finished fabric. It is quite different in the way that color and patterns come together.
Here is today's discovery as I venture more deeply into quilting: having a beautiful, tight and balanced stitch makes it a royal PITA to rip out! I have managed 5 treadled curved lines on my sandwich and have had to remove portions of 2 of them when they went wonky. So its a learning curve on curves! LOL
Here is today's discovery as I venture more deeply into quilting: having a beautiful, tight and balanced stitch makes it a royal PITA to rip out! I have managed 5 treadled curved lines on my sandwich and have had to remove portions of 2 of them when they went wonky. So its a learning curve on curves! LOL
07-01-2017, 10:45 AM
#67
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Location: South Central Indiana
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As promised, here is my new cabinet. A facebook find and it now holds my quilting rulers, thread and cutting dies.[ATTACH=CONFIG]575615[/ATTACH]
Still not trusting my vision enough to sew today...
Still not trusting my vision enough to sew today...
07-01-2017, 11:05 AM
#69
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Location: Va.
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Wow! Lots getting done! I've spent the entire day at the barn flyspraying the horses and getting stocked up on senior feed for our 30 yr. old, nearly toothless, one-eyed horse. Don't know what the temps are where ya'll are, but here in central VA it's over 90 and high humidity. Just got home and need a nap then I want to finish up the last 8 days worth of June temps for my temp quilt.
Rob
Rob
07-01-2017, 11:18 AM
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Location: Florida
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Originally Posted by rryder
Wow! Lots getting done! I've spent the entire day at the barn flyspraying the horses and getting stocked up on senior feed for our 30 yr. old, nearly toothless, one-eyed horse. Don't know what the temps are where ya'll are, but here in central VA it's over 90 and high humidity. Just got home and need a nap then I want to finish up the last 8 days worth of June temps for my temp quilt.
Rob
Rob
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