Even though I am hand quilting my churn dash quilt, I sometimes get the urge to work at the sewing machine. Meaning I want to start a new quilt:) I have so many scraps, I just needed to use them. I chose the brighter pastels. I used a tool to make the wedges - so easy! I am getting them sewn onto the white muslin and tomorrow I'm going to the quilt store for the sashing and center circle fabric. I am excited to come up with the quilt pattern for the corners around the plates.
We have had a crazy couple of months here. If you happened to catch the post I deleted, you know that I was going through a bad time. I don't want to go into to it, but things are much better!And I am ready to get back to blogging. Crafting helps to keep me sane and I have been doing a lot of it! I'll be back to show more of what I've been working on.
Have a great week!
6 comments:
Oh! I'm so happy to see you here, Cindy! That is a beautiful quilt! You do lovely work. Hopefully all has taken a better turn. I truly appreciated your note. Thank you! xo Nellie
This quilt work is amazing. I can't wait to see more:)
Such a pretty combination of colors - the quilt is going to be so beautiful! I am so glad that you decided to keep blogging! I am also glad that things are getting better for you. Life is hard sometimes....thank you for your dear and kind comments. Hugs to you xo Karen
I miss it. but we all have those tough times. Im glad things are better for you now. I always say to myself and everyone else for that matter.. "this is but a moment in time.. it will pass. things will get better."
LOVE the quilt youre working on. I know Ive said it before.. but someday Im going to make a quilt!
have a great week
xoxo
vivian
I first started quilting when I was in high school. My Grandma Zetta taught me how to put a quilt on the frame and helped me make a tied quilt for my trousseau (?) I haven't made a quilt for a few years now and I miss it sometimes. your Dresden plate blocks are beautiful. Thank you again for the beautiful swap gifts...I am praying that yours arrives soon.
I made my first quilt over 30 years ago and never made another one...till now I started back up. I found 6 "started" quilts that I found at a barn sale. One is a Dresdan pattern. Thank you for stopping by, and yes it seems we have a lot in common. Congrats on the twins, adorable!
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