I would think the cold weather is almost worth it if this is the productivity level ;-)!!! Great pictures of all three quilts and the cute pin cushion. I spy a nice seam ripper there as well!
Your works in progress are a lot more interesting than mine at the moment. (I'm working on a test passage... Hence the procrastination of blog reading.)
Lots of fun projects! Seeing all of your projects has incited me to pull out a couple of my own:) I love the polka dot binding. The color looks perfect with the quilt. Cant wait to see the finished project.
It's fun to actually SEE your work and talk to you each week. I took my machine to the store to check on the settings and the noise related to free motion quilting. I have to go back when the quilt person is there. I'm enjoying your class immensely!!
I can't think of anything better to do than work on pretty quilts and other sewing projects. I hope to make some progress on some myself this weekend. Can't wait to see yours completed too!
hi wanted to ask a quick question about your free motion quilting. i've read that you use the thread from connecting threads. do you use this for piecing and/or fmq? also, what do you use in the bobbin? love to read your blog and see all your creative uses for scraps.
your little pincushion is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI have a little bit of basting to do also! beautiful work!
Just love those Christmas trees :-)
ReplyDeleteThose Christmas trees are fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of basting!
ReplyDeleteYou must own a lot of pins!
ReplyDeletewhere did that awesome seam ripper come from?! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFun! So do you hand bind every quilt?
ReplyDeleteInstead of sewing, I prepared for the cold weather by going to two different libraries last Saturday and checked out over 50 books. :)
ReplyDeletethere's my favorite quilt again! the Christmas trees!!! can't wait for the pattern!! Have you ever spray basted? whats your opinion on it????
ReplyDeleteI would think the cold weather is almost worth it if this is the productivity level ;-)!!! Great pictures of all three quilts and the cute pin cushion. I spy a nice seam ripper there as well!
ReplyDeleteI am quilting my swoon quilt right now and I have 2 more basted and in the queue. It is a lot of pins. Love those trees...
ReplyDeleteLove those trees!! You have been the busy one!! Way to start the new year!!! Hugs.....
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the pattern for the Christmas trees!!
ReplyDeleteYou are busy, Amanda Jean! Love the colors in your quilts and that cute pincushion!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you do with the Christmas tree quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy fetus is zapping all of my afternoon energy lately, so no sewing for me. :(
Your works in progress are a lot more interesting than mine at the moment. (I'm working on a test passage... Hence the procrastination of blog reading.)
ReplyDeleteStay warm.
I'm wild about the trees ! And I can hardly wait to see the bound Scrappy Trip !
ReplyDeleteLife has intervened and slowed down my 'trip' progress, but I WILL PERSEVERE !
Your sure have been busy!! Wow. Love your work.
ReplyDeleteWow what progress! I love the Christmas trees, they remind me of washi tape.
ReplyDeleteOooh - love your spotty binding!!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun projects! Seeing all of your projects has incited me to pull out a couple of my own:) I love the polka dot binding. The color looks perfect with the quilt. Cant wait to see the finished project.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the tree quilt. Congrats on getting so much done.
ReplyDeletevery very nice as usual!!
ReplyDeleteI had bought your book and today I have received, it's SOOOO NIIIICEEEEE and wonderful!!
congratulations
I was just telling Rachel this week that your whirlygigs are a favorite of mine and here you go showcasing them again! xo
ReplyDeleteWhen you finish basting don't you think you've won the lottery?! Good job!
ReplyDeleteYou're getting so much done! (...and that is a cute seam ripper...)
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous. I'm painting my basement this week....office, family room, closets, hallway, and ceiling. So rather be sewing!
It's fun to actually SEE your work and talk to you each week.
ReplyDeleteI took my machine to the store to check on the settings and the noise related to free motion quilting. I have to go back when the quilt person is there.
I'm enjoying your class immensely!!
Loving the tree quilt. The color combination is so pretty. Can't wait to see it all finished.
ReplyDeleteLove those trees!! But they are ALL oh so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI can't think of anything better to do than work on pretty quilts and other sewing projects. I hope to make some progress on some myself this weekend. Can't wait to see yours completed too!
ReplyDeleteSo much progress! Love the trees! I keep trying to finish WIP, but Tula Pink Salt Water is calling to me.
ReplyDeleteChristmas tree quilt yaaaay! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove those trees! Doesn't it feel good to get the basting done?
ReplyDeletehi
ReplyDeletewanted to ask a quick question about your free motion quilting. i've read that you use the thread from connecting threads. do you use this for piecing and/or fmq? also, what do you use in the bobbin? love to read your blog and see all your creative uses for scraps.
No, not bad at all and definitely a ton more than I got done.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many pincushions. Or quilts.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many pincushions. Or quilts.
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