Pages

Showing posts with label sewing time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing time. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Block Sewing November and More VA Quilts


Linda and I managed to fold and bundle about 45 of the second wave of quilts before we gave up for a dessert and a few games of Rummikube.

These are the leftovers - at least we got them out of the den and will finish these in a few days.
We have Pine Tree on Nov 8th and will probably get a few more quilt then.


I finished making  Pine Tree's Block of the Month for November so that I can hand them in on time.
This is the more challenging one. Nice and graphic - nine inch blocks. Every one got a piece of the light fabrics to the them together.


This a challenge blocks from the patriotic quilt table - Road to Oklahoma.  The gal who wrote the directions did a great job.  They were vert specific and clear even down to pressing.  


This is the other Block of the Month - Easy category.
Boxy Stars - a free pattern from Bonnie Hunter Blog.



Not crazy about how mine look - I made extras and will turn them in for whomever wins them.

**************************************

The leaves have turned in the past couple of days - makes the view out my front windows very pleasant.  Glad we get to recoup that hour we gave up in the spring. 


Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Sewing Time


 I sewed this quilt top Thursday afternoon at our sewing time.  It is a kit with pattern that I picked up at Capital Quilters Guild last month.  I hope to layer and quilt it today and get it back to the Guild tomorrow evening.  The kits are so easy to do. Most times the strips have been pre-cut and the backing fabric is included also.

I volunteered to make at least 50 napkins for Vacation Bible School.  They provided the fabric- a light yellow poly-cotton.  I don't use my serger much but it sure comes in handy for projects like this. I bought this elna 5 thread in 1990.  I have made many window treatments, pillow shams and dust ruffles etc.  

I have machine appliqued four plates to background squares.  The squares are cut 20" but I may trim them an inch or so.  It looks like there will be a big blank in the corners when the blocks are joined.