Yippee! I was able to turn the
"Monster In The Living Room" down in the frame last night! I am soooo happy! Can you tell? I see the end sight, I will be able to get the Monster out of the living room soon! I don't remember how long of a heading I sewed onto the edge, so I don't know if I will be able to do all of the cross hatching on the frame, but it will be close. I plan on marking the rest of the lines today - oh the end is in sight!
I have been taking advantage of the beautiful weather we have had lately. I have sewn in my Summer Palace as much as possible. The Fall season will be upon us soon and the Palace will be coming down, but until then I try to take advantage of my favorite sewing place. As you can see I have been busy. I am working on a log cabin paper foundation piecing project and slipping in Civil War Diary blocks from time to time. I love the way the yellow and black CWD block turned out! I haven't trimmed down the log cabin blocks yet, so they will look better when I do. I am doing the log cabin blocks in Civil War reproduction fabrics. It has been great using up some scraps that I can never seem to throw away.
Yippee! I was able to turn the "Monster In The Living Room" down in the frame last night! I am soooo happy! Can you tell? I see the end sight, I will be able to get the Monster out of the living room soon! I don't remember how long of a heading I sewed onto the edge, so I don't know if I will be able to do all of the cross hatching on the frame, but it will be close. I plan on marking the rest of the lines today - oh the end is in sight!
I have been taking advantage of the beautiful weather we have had lately. I have sewn in my Summer Palace as much as possible. The Fall season will be upon us soon and the Palace will be coming down, but until then I try to take advantage of my favorite sewing place. As you can see I have been busy. I am working on a log cabin paper foundation piecing project and slipping in Civil War Diary blocks from time to time. I love the way the yellow and black CWD block turned out! I haven't trimmed down the log cabin blocks yet, so they will look better when I do. I am doing the log cabin blocks in Civil War reproduction fabrics. It has been great using up some scraps that I can never seem to throw away.
10 comments:
I'm actually very excited for you! This last leg of the journey will go much faster! BTW, love that quilt!
Sewing palace....great idea! Don't know why I didn't think of that.
Those blocks look great! I love the yellow and black one too. And that quilt on the frame is so gorgeous! I don't know if I will ever have that much talent!
Yuppppppppiiiii!!!!! Marilyn, You almost done! Your hand quilting is so graceful.*S*
That is the most beautiful monster I have ever seen. *happy dancing* all around the room.
Yeah!!! It looks lovely. I am so happy for you.
Your monster is beautiful - amazingly so. I can't wait to see it finished!
MARILYN!!!! Hooray! I can just imagine how excited you are!!!
I love the log cabin blocks. A log cabin quilt is nearing the top of my "to make" list. It will be queen size.
whoa there, I really don't think you can call something that beautiful a monster!! and your little log cabin blocks are wonderful!!
It looks wonderful! The green and yellow CW glows...
OMG ... how can you contain yourself! So close, so close. Love the shot of the close-up quilting. You do great work!
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