Why giddy you ask? I am starting a hand quilting project, my first love when it comes to finishing quilts. I promised myself that I would get a couple machine quilted ones done and then as a reward of sorts, I would set up the frame and do some slow needle and thread with thimble stitching!!
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frame and quilt ready to go |
This quilt was a BOM from guild. My friend Mallory organized it and presented us with the blocks. The BOM was from Sept 2011-May 2012, so needless to say it is about time it got finished. I usually quilt on a large frame but space is at a premium now in my studio so I have opted for this smaller frame. It was purchased from a distant cousin when she was downsizing. I believe that her husband made it for her. It is a bit wobbly but does the job and doesn't take up much space.
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tools of the trade, with 1st stitches in place |
So this is where you will find me for the next few months. With isolation and no where to go, I am hoping that I can complete it in under 3 months.(pushing for 2 months but we will see). I have told DH that this might be the quickest way to have isolation end, by setting up something I need months to work on. Either way I have all summer!!
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