ckcowl

it might be considered thread painting, I just call it my custom quilting. I try to highlight details on appliqués when I quilt.

ckcowl

i might not always get enough sleep but that's from working (3) 12 hour night shifts a week ( during the wee hours and breaks I hand sew, trace out appliqués or do prep work- keeps me awake.
I trouble shoot, plan and work out designs in my sleep
I always take time for meals and always take breaks. My family says I'm the ( timer queen)
when im sewing/ quilting on days off I set a kitchen timer or my alarm for 45 minutes, when it goes off it drives me crazy if I try to ignore it. I stop- no matter where I am in my project. Go get a drink, a snack, start laundry, check emails, what ever- minimum 15 minutes before going back to sewing room. Keeps me fresh, productive and no backaches, shoulder or knee issues.
When there's a good movie or program to watch with hubby I always have hand sewing to work on.
Its all a matter of time management and organization ( and having a deadline really keeps me on task)

ckcowl

i wish. No break yet, I'm a little behind, set a couple projects aside to get these done- now I need to get back to those quickly- Birthday party March 11.

joyce888

Great job! The feathers are the perfect pattern for the chief.

QUILTNMO

very nice job they are great!!!

salederer

Great quilts! The first one looks like it was a lot of work.

MargeD

I'm impressed, they are both great quilts. I'm also impressed with how quickly you finished them. Keep up the good work.

tessagin

They look gorgeous!

Plee1053

Wow! The hockey player quilt is amazing! Very nicely done! Love the chief also! And these were rushed???!!! Geeez! Got to see yours that weren't rushed!

Deecee

Both are wonderful quilts. I admire your organisation and dedication to time management.