Hi everyone. Hope you are getting through the winter months and having fun working on projects. We have just completed a week of a-40 to -45C windchills! I can tell you I have gotten a few projects done just by staying indoors. The flue landed hard here even closing one wing of our hospital but I think the cold windchills have taken care of those bugs.
Here is my second finish for 2013, a snowball quilt. I was super excited to find some flower quilting designs while visiting Marcia's Quilting Blog. She has a longarm quilting business and does beautiful work. I have always struggled with flowers, just can't keep them round. Now seeing how Marcia does hers inspired me to try again and I think they are okay, at least, the best I have done so far.
The photos could be better, however, this was during the snowy freezing weather dull days. I made this quilt entirely out of scraps.....maybe about 600 2-1/2" squares. It looks real pretty all finished up and will be going to a cancer patient.
Since it is February and I have time to play a little, I am working on Connie's twister heart project and you can see her tutorial here http://www.conniekresin.com/2013/02/twisting-heart-valentine-tutorial.html
Here I am so far....
Here is my second finish for 2013, a snowball quilt. I was super excited to find some flower quilting designs while visiting Marcia's Quilting Blog. She has a longarm quilting business and does beautiful work. I have always struggled with flowers, just can't keep them round. Now seeing how Marcia does hers inspired me to try again and I think they are okay, at least, the best I have done so far.
The photos could be better, however, this was during the snowy freezing weather dull days. I made this quilt entirely out of scraps.....maybe about 600 2-1/2" squares. It looks real pretty all finished up and will be going to a cancer patient.
Since it is February and I have time to play a little, I am working on Connie's twister heart project and you can see her tutorial here http://www.conniekresin.com/2013/02/twisting-heart-valentine-tutorial.html
Here I am so far....
See the tiny 2 1/4" template I used to cut the squares. I have never done this tiny of twister blocks so I used my scissors to cut the blocks apart after I traced the template with a FriXion pens. When I get it done, I am going to link to Connie's Freemotion on the River. Connie is also having a giveaway today if you live in the US. Have a great day everyone.
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