Isn't this finished donation quilt pretty?
The colors are so soft - I just love it!
It's a disappearing pinwheel made with plain white cotton and pastel batiks that I bought in Alaska 3 years ago.
I quilted it with a loopy flower design. It has been laundered so it has that beautiful crinkled look.
I've been busy in the past 4 day!
There are now
The colors are so soft - I just love it!
It's a disappearing pinwheel made with plain white cotton and pastel batiks that I bought in Alaska 3 years ago.
I quilted it with a loopy flower design. It has been laundered so it has that beautiful crinkled look.
The back is pieced.
I've been busy in the past 4 day!
There are now
- 7 quilt tops waiting-to-be-pinned (2 more have been pinned)
- 3 quilts waiting-to-be-quilted (2 have been quilted)
- 3 quilts waiting-to-have-binding-hand-sewn ( 1 has been finished)
There is a lot happening around here including our Village's major festival this weekend. Not only will we be enjoying it, we'll be working some of the time. And I need to make three pumpkin pies. The house is 1/2 cleaned - I only have 1/2 to go. The cars were serviced today. AND Saturday is Ray's birthday. It looks like I won't get much more quilting done before we leave on Monday. I will be working on binding in my spare time. Of course, I should pack...
Wow! That quilt is so lovely........those pastels are yummy!!!! The days must be flying by for you!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks - I don't work with pastels much but they are so pretty. In a week, we'll be with our son and his family - we haven't seen them for a year. I am excited! ~Jeanne
DeleteYour quilt is beautiful in those lovely pastels. I love the picture of it on the fence...gorgeous! Enjoy your family time coming up!
ReplyDeleteI don't normally work with batiks or pastel (I didn't even know batiks were available in pastels), but after seeing this quilt, I may have to rethink that! They look fabulous in that quilt!
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