my machine has been feeling neglected and why shouldn't she....aside from some hand sewing and a bare few minutes at the machine, she's been idle, waiting patiently. this morning before zombie meds take over, wanted to play a bit. during my first hospital stay, a friend brought me this thrift store book. inside was a very pretty plaid quilt that immediately caught my eye. with a significant plaid stash, always on the lookout for ideas to use them. i especially love the spiral binding too!
these are a great size for quick paper piecing. when i returned home for good, traced out a couple of triangles and pretty happy with the result. this will be a quick project and good for hand quilting. thinking a flannel back will make it ultra cozy.
this is my 3rd new start this year, but still hoping to knock off a couple of small finishes before year's end putting the 2018 UFO list in good shape. my OT kindly put up my folding table as hoping to baste a flimsy this weekend to start quilting in january. *** in addition to basting a quilt this weekend, laundry needs to be done and that longed-for, dreamy shower is on the list as well...hoping to eradicate the remaining tape residue from various places and feel more like a person and less like a patient....always good!
Oh, Grace, I do hope you feel like a person very soon!
ReplyDeleteI have that book, and I love the quilt you have chosen. Have looked at that pattern many times.
Thought of you as we visited a quilt shop in Salt Lake Thursday. One room had a whole wall of Kaffe fabric!
janet wanna join me on this?
DeletePrayers continue for health and healing, Grace. You'll feel like yourself again soon, and you'll have lots to do when that happens! Hugs~
ReplyDeletethanks...the Great Physician has done wonders!
Deleteoh like the look of that quilt.......goodluck...........
ReplyDeleteThat looks very tempting. I've seen it before on a F/B group but couldn't find the book. Now, I've started a Spider Web top using shirts so getting my paper-piecing fix with that and using up a bunch of plaids at the same time.
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