2015 UFO Challenge of the Month
#731
Wow Emma 43! I'm glad I'm learning to machine quilt on my regular sewing machine. It's hard to learn but it's worth it if I can keep up with the tops.
Currently I have two community quilts needing to finish piecing. And a Victorian Crazy Quilt that has just gotten cut into.
That makes me feel a little overwhelmed but it is still doable. 43 and I'd be a gibbering idiot sitting in the corner. Not good the next step is the long sleeved jacket with buckles.
Currently I have two community quilts needing to finish piecing. And a Victorian Crazy Quilt that has just gotten cut into.
That makes me feel a little overwhelmed but it is still doable. 43 and I'd be a gibbering idiot sitting in the corner. Not good the next step is the long sleeved jacket with buckles.
#734
TK: I knew I had a lot of UFOs but was in denial about how many. My son has offered to buy me a long arm, of course I won't let him, but for the first time I really seriously am thinking about buying one for myself. I figure the one I'm considering would work out to about $144 a quilt even if I only quilted the projects I have already started. Seems like a pretty cost effective deal.
#736
Carrie: I think the same thing. Sure there is a learning curve but I have done FM on a home machine and found it to be a lot of hard work. So I think a LA just might free up the bottle neck of unquilted tops.
#739
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The patriotic quilt required SID and FMQ and I decided to be daring and do everything with the FMQ foot. It takes a bit of getting used to but after a while I got the hang of it.
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