Fabric in this week: .5 yd.
Fabric in YTD: 8.5 yds.
Fabric out this week: 6.25 yds.
Fabric out YTD: 28.5 yds.
Stash busted: 20 yds.
If you would like to see how others are doing check out Judy's blog.
Fabric in YTD: 8.5 yds.
Fabric out this week: 6.25 yds.
Fabric out YTD: 28.5 yds.
Stash busted: 20 yds.
If you would like to see how others are doing check out Judy's blog.
This was kind of a crazy week. "You have a significant scratch on your cornea." The upshot was I could not wear my contacts for a week. My glasses are 10 years old and I have had 2 prescription changes for my contacts in that time. I hardly ever wear my glasses. I found that it was hard to see detail. I changed my focus for the week. Think large. I quilted a fleece throw for a birthday present, a charity quilt and a mid-sized quilt.
Remember the fabric I ordered and got in the mail last week? I put the inner border on my Oh My Stars quilt and then went to add the outer border. When I unfolded it I found it was a yard less than what I had ordered and been charged for. I called the shop and they apologized profusely then immediately sent the right amount while I sent the short piece back to them. I hope to get that border on this coming week.
I put the borders on my #1 Ashcombe quilt, pieced up a flannel backing for it and got it quilted. This is made from the Riley Blake Quite Contrary collection. That was a big chunk of the fabric out this week. I pieced all the blocks (the fabric was already cut out) for a twin of this quilt.
I did free motion quilting on this of loops and heart shaped leaves. It was fast and fun.
I love the green plaid I used for the binding. The flannel backing is so soft. I find I am using flannel on the back more often. It really is nice.
I need to make a total of 4 of these quilts. One and one half down, two and a half to go.
Because of my bad eyesight this week I was not able to do any machine applique on my basket quilt. I tell you, Monday can't get here soon enough. I also plan on getting new glasses soon. This is ridiculous.
It amazes me that you were able to accomplish as much as you did with the eye/glasses problem. Great going.
ReplyDeleteLove your Ashcombe quilt. It's fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat numbers so far this year.
Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI saw that pattern and have admired it. You pattern makes me admire it even more.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very cute quilt! Hope your eyes get better soon.
ReplyDeleteThat Ashcombe quilt is wonderful. not being to see, misery.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Kara's. How are you guys doing? I see Kara on Facebook every once in a while.
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this quilt are great. I'm afraid I haven't quilted in a while. Well, not since my kids broke my machine. I have two quilts to finish when I get it repaired.
Mostly I've been writing. I have a blog all about that. And I've started running. It's a love hate relationship, but mostly love. I guess. ;)
Hope you are doing well.