My LBB all wrapped up with a bow.
10-07-2020, 03:35 PM
#33
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Location: Michigan
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I'm so happy for you and just a little bit jealous. Your ribbon border looks very nice and I'll have to agree, probably a lot less work. I'm still amazed at you doing this quilt in 8 months. You are certainly speedy.
As you know, I broke my arm in June.... a very bad break and I had to stop working on my LBB. I'm hoping that I can work on it again this fall and hopefully start working on the quilting early next year. We'll see. The arm is better but I'm still working on mobility and strength.
I'll continue with my posts when I'm able to make some more progress but still, so happy for you and your masterpiece. Congrats.
As you know, I broke my arm in June.... a very bad break and I had to stop working on my LBB. I'm hoping that I can work on it again this fall and hopefully start working on the quilting early next year. We'll see. The arm is better but I'm still working on mobility and strength.
I'll continue with my posts when I'm able to make some more progress but still, so happy for you and your masterpiece. Congrats.
10-07-2020, 05:15 PM
#34
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Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: Carrollton, TX
Posts: 470
Originally Posted by nanna-up-north
I'm so happy for you and just a little bit jealous. Your ribbon border looks very nice and I'll have to agree, probably a lot less work. I'm still amazed at you doing this quilt in 8 months. You are certainly speedy.
As you know, I broke my arm in June.... a very bad break and I had to stop working on my LBB. I'm hoping that I can work on it again this fall and hopefully start working on the quilting early next year. We'll see. The arm is better but I'm still working on mobility and strength.
I'll continue with my posts when I'm able to make some more progress but still, so happy for you and your masterpiece. Congrats.
As you know, I broke my arm in June.... a very bad break and I had to stop working on my LBB. I'm hoping that I can work on it again this fall and hopefully start working on the quilting early next year. We'll see. The arm is better but I'm still working on mobility and strength.
I'll continue with my posts when I'm able to make some more progress but still, so happy for you and your masterpiece. Congrats.
10-08-2020, 07:34 AM
#36
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Va.
Posts: 5,752
Oh My! That is gorgeous. You did a great job on piecing, appliqué and quilting. Stunning. Love the idea of using a quilting hoop to help prevent puckering. I'm going to look into getting one specifically for that purpose!
Rob
Rob
