Virtual Quilting Weekend -- Thanksgiving Weekend
11-25-2016, 02:18 PM
#41
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Blacksburg, SC
Posts: 731
Oh my goodness, I didn't see this VQW until just now!
Well, I guess that means that my work on the Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt gets double-credit, because that's part of what I'll be working on this LONG weekend! So, I'm doing my neutral 4-patches right now, but if my brain gets tired of that, then I'll stitch a little on my Challenge quilt for my longarm guild. That one is nearly finished - I did a lot of "modern style" quilting on it. I had joked with my LA guild that since I started the quilting on Halloween, I was going to "dress up like Judi Madsen", in hopes that it would improve my quilting skills.
Here's a few of what's completed so far...
Well, I guess that means that my work on the Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt gets double-credit, because that's part of what I'll be working on this LONG weekend! So, I'm doing my neutral 4-patches right now, but if my brain gets tired of that, then I'll stitch a little on my Challenge quilt for my longarm guild. That one is nearly finished - I did a lot of "modern style" quilting on it. I had joked with my LA guild that since I started the quilting on Halloween, I was going to "dress up like Judi Madsen", in hopes that it would improve my quilting skills.
Here's a few of what's completed so far...
11-25-2016, 02:57 PM
#43
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: SF Bay Area
Posts: 531
geevee- what a gorgeous quilt you shared...if Arkansas is anything like the 'crossroads' quilt, it must be a beautiful state indeed.
quilting vagabond - what lovely work! becca too!
macybaby/Cathy - obviously you're one of the greats. what a border!
quilting vagabond - what lovely work! becca too!
macybaby/Cathy - obviously you're one of the greats. what a border!
11-25-2016, 07:58 PM
#45
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Denver, CO
Posts: 166
I am in! I won't be sewing though. In September I moved into a new home with my daughter and her family. I have a wonderful apartment in the house. As soon as we moved in, we began finishing the basement. On October 31st I began moving into my beautiful quilting studio. I have fabulous new Koala furniture. I'm about 2/3 of the way moved in and settled. I am committed to be totally settled and sewing by December 31st! So I'm gonna work really hard refolding my stash, finding my cutters, putting all my ufo's in a special place, and hanging quilts. I'll post pictures soon. It's going to be a fabulous place to create! I can't wait to sew again!
11-26-2016, 06:44 AM
#46
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,043
I love your quilt! It's just so scrappy and happy - I want to do one like this, too! Great job. I'm going on retreat Dec 1-4 and would love to do this. What pattern did you use - I know it's Arkansas crossroads, but was it a specific author's pattern?
Originally Posted by geevee
Love the coffee quilt! I have a simple baby blanket (Troll fabric front, flannel back with a large crosshatch to hold them together) to trim and bind this weekend, I finished the Arkansas crossroads quilt top that I was working on during the last VQW, I was planning just flannel for the back also but haven't proceeded further with it yet, I have some Hobbs heirloom but not sure if I want it to be that heavy. Have to think about it some more.
11-26-2016, 07:05 AM
#47
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Texas
Posts: 1,043
I may not be actually getting anything done in my sewing room today and tomorrow, but I'm going out there and stirring around. You all have inspired me to get off my rear and at least get out there. BTW all of your quilts are beautiful!!! I really need to get to it and get my work moving again. I'm so glad I saw this today. Have fun all. I'll be checking back later on.
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