But I was sorely missing my creative outlet so over Memorial Day weekend, I got back to a project I started in Oct. 2017 (you can see the start here). I got my Wildflowers blocks sewn into rows then put the rows together this past weekend.
The pattern is Wildflowers, by Kim Brackett, and is in her book Scrap Basket Strips and Squares. My next step is to applique the centers to each flower then I am actually thinking of machine quilting it myself. Ever since I got the book Walk, by Jacquie Gering, I've been wanting to give machine quilting another try. I have an idea for a quilting design for this top, plus it is small (so easy to manage) and the busy-ness will make it more forgiving of any hitches in the quilting.
I promise to be back soon, in less than three months anyway.
The fabrics are very pretty - soothing like an English cottage garden. It's the perfect pattern for them, too! Walk is a riot of inspiration between 2 covers, so enjoy your quilting. So much work must make the moments you actually get back to sewing that much more rewarding.
ReplyDeleteYay! Glad to see you’re back, and quilting again! Jacquie is an amazing quilter, and if you haven’t seen her Craftsy class, I recommend that you view it. Have fun with that quilt!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back and work will do that to you sometimes....glad you were able to sew over the weekend and what a great project. Keep us posted on your machine applique centers...
ReplyDeleteHappy to read updates regardless of the time that has passed. Love this quilt top, good luck with the quilting.
ReplyDeleteMissed you Cathy! Your project is lovely.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a few moments for some creative me time. Thanks for catching us up
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