My plans for this week is to put the finishing touches on my Christmas shopping and then make the two Shepherds Bush stockings that I have cross stitched for my two great grandchildren. Wish me luck. My mom has a few quilts she wants quilted for Christmas so If I have any time left, I will try to do what she wants done. Wish me even greater luck!!!!!!!
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Sunday, December 15, 2013
My plans for this week is to put the finishing touches on my Christmas shopping and then make the two Shepherds Bush stockings that I have cross stitched for my two great grandchildren. Wish me luck. My mom has a few quilts she wants quilted for Christmas so If I have any time left, I will try to do what she wants done. Wish me even greater luck!!!!!!!
I started last Monday morning and did nothing all week except quilt on this quilt. I had 3 of the sides done but none of the middle where all the roses are. I quilted all day everyday and Darling Husband cooked dinner for us each night. A couple of nights I quilted until midnight. My finger tips are all raw and the bottom of my feet are sore. I guess it was the way I sat while I was quilting.
Friday afternoon about two pm I took it off the quilt frame and went over it and trimmed all the loose threads off of it and I delivered it to its owner Saturday morning. I am doing the happy dance still.
While I was working on this quilt for the last few years, I would fold it up and put it away in a plastic bag and for the last few months I had it on the quilt frame in my sewing room. Sometime while I had it in the bag a moth or bug of some kind had landed on it and got stored away with it. When I took it out to work on it again, the bug has disintegrated on the quilt. It left a spot on it that looked like dried blood just above one of the roses. I tried every thing I knew to do to it and I could not get it out.
It will be a WHILE before I hand quilt another quilt.
Friday afternoon about two pm I took it off the quilt frame and went over it and trimmed all the loose threads off of it and I delivered it to its owner Saturday morning. I am doing the happy dance still.
While I was working on this quilt for the last few years, I would fold it up and put it away in a plastic bag and for the last few months I had it on the quilt frame in my sewing room. Sometime while I had it in the bag a moth or bug of some kind had landed on it and got stored away with it. When I took it out to work on it again, the bug has disintegrated on the quilt. It left a spot on it that looked like dried blood just above one of the roses. I tried every thing I knew to do to it and I could not get it out.
It will be a WHILE before I hand quilt another quilt.
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