There still has not been as much sewing time as I
would like.....
but there is no point dwelling on it.....
I have completed Jazz Hands #7....
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| This bottom point is not working.....? |
which gives me a few days of July left to concentrate
my hand sewing time.....
on the hand quilting of "Summer Stars"....
Not sure why I thought quilting around these circles
was a good idea!
I only have 85 more to do...
I only have 85 more to do...
with very little thread left! Ugh!
I've had a couple of daylight hours at the machine....
But I am not quite ready to share my "Echo"
completely yet...
And I may have cut into some fabric to make.....
yes, some Grannies....
Linking up with Freshly Pieced....
Happy sewing!
SUZ
SUZ
27 comments:
I'm impressed with the hand quilting - especially with so many flowers! But what a lovely touch that'll add to your quilt.
Can't wait to see Echo - love that little sneak peek!
Hope you get some more sewing time soon!!
Ooh, I'm about to hand quilt circles on my daughter's quilt... You've got me a little scared.
I love the peek of your echo quilt, it looks like it will be absolutely stunning.
Oh lots of lovelies!! You'll be glad you handquilted the circles when they're done. There's always more thread at the thread shop. Echo is looking fabulous and I can't see the stars funny bottom.
For not a lot of time I think you have done well. I admire your patience with all the hand quilting, especially those circles. It does look good!!
A post full of beautiful makes - those circles do look great with the hand quilting :)
So many lovely projects and I am impressed with those circles.
Wow! There's so much goodness here. Stick to those little circles. It's totally worth it.
I think I am going to love your Echo!! I love the colours already!
I think I am going to love your Echo!! I love the colours already!
Oh you have gotten so much more accomplished than I have in the last few days! I love the hand quilting and all those circles will look great on the back! The Echo sneak peek looks yummy! Is that linen? What color? Love it! Grrr...I need to get started on granny squares or I am going to be way too far behind! You have been busy Suz!
You are on a roll by the looks of the photos, I love everything you're playing with. Lots of turning with the circle quilting but it does look so good.
So many fun things to look at.Love the sneak peek at Echo!
Such fabulous stitching
The fabrics you are using are just beautiful!!
But the hand quilted circles are so pretty...I know I have been there,but in the end it looks SOOOO stinking good though doesn't it!! If you lived in North Carolina I could share that perle cotton color with ya;)
I was about to just say all looking great until I saw the FMF Granny - that is going to be gorgeous!
Those Jazz Hands never disappoint! I think you're nuts to be doing all those circles too, but it's definitely going to be stunning when it's done.
Love the granny square - still something I haven't tried yet (but think about all the time).
What gorgeous sneak peaks of the projects you've been working on! Maybe you could leave some of those circles unquilted?
Where did you get your echo prints, I have a few more I need ? =D
I enjoyed seeing what you are working on.
Sometimes we think a good idea is great which it is but ends up taking so much time, your quilt will look great after the circle quilting.
Loving all of your projects - the Granny square looks so pretty so far!
I love all of your projects...so impressed with your hand work, Susan. And, Woo Hoo for that last picture...welcome to the club!!
All your projects look lovely, such happy colours and the quilted circles will be well worth it :)
Helen x
I can't wait to see more of your Echo quilt - it's gorgeous! What pattern are you using?
I love those little handquilted circles, they are wonderful! The rest is also beautiful!
Always such awesome projects and I love the circle quilting... hope you find the right thread...
Hugz
you have been doing more sewing than me!
your hand quilting is exquisite - gorgeous - are you doing the medallion quilt at treehouse?
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