When I was moving my sewing room upstairs I came across projects that had been tucked in boxes and in the back of shelves - that needed to be moved out.
I figure if I make them up then that will mean my sewing space will slowly become less crowded.
I finished the first top today.'
I need to piece the backing, buy some batting, and give it to a donation place for quilting.
It is a blustery day today as you can tell.
One down at least. . . and I've already decided on the next one. . . a kit from American Jane that my sister gave me years ago.
Robin
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Oh, this is a fresh and pretty finish, Robin. A very nice donation quilt.
I look forward to seeing the next project.
I am hoping to clear some space in my sewing room this year with more finishes, too. Now if I could just quit signing up for more SALs!!
That will be a pretty donation quilt for someone needing a comforting hug and bit of warmth.
Hi Robin. I make quilts for chemo patients so if you would like to donate it please let me know. Thanks in advance.
One down and it's lovely. The unusual border really adds something special. What a beautiful blustery but sunny day too!
Oh gosh - that is so pretty!!!
Beautiful colors!
The things you find when Gabe's a major sort or move...... I've having a major sort and yes finding projects party done.....
This is a lovely quilt....
Oops meant to say having
The colors in this quilt are so spring-like and inviting, sunny, even. The colors and tones are so beautiful together and the pattern is perfect. Congrats on such a speedy finish! Will you quilt it by hand?
Nancy is right - the colours are perfect for this time of year. Congratulations on tackling your backlog - hopefully it won't be long before you will start to feel the benefits.
Yesss! It feels so good to finish up the languishing projects. This one turned out very sweet.:)
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