Here's what I worked on. . .
Winston is one of the three wild dogs that I buttonhole stitched around the edges. He has some eyes and other small details that will be added once I get the top together and quilted. I've now finished all the appliquéing and I'm ready to sash them. I bought fabric to do that but need to figure out if I have everything I need to finish the top.
I didn't put much on my weekly goals because I knew I would be spending most of my time preparing and packing projects for the retreat.
Week of
September 22, 2014
Hair cut √
Prep last 2 wild dogs√
Cut background for new scrap quilt √
Cut blocks for Christmas favorites √
Attend Country Piecemakers Retreat!! √
Get to Amish store to buy licorice and glass chimney for candle
sticks√
Visit Patchwork Plus √
And for this week... pretty low key as I rest up and clean up from the retreat.
Week of October 6, 2014
Unpack projects and machine from retreat
Stitch the second Grim Ripper
Quilt something, anything, on Ruthie
Make a block for Christmas Favorites
Prepare for and attend Country Piecemaker’s meeting
Clear off the cutting table and put away the scraps
Clean the studio
I learned something this weekend. My car can accommodate three gals and supplies for a 4 day, 3 night retreat. I got very good using my side mirrors!
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You accomplished a lot at the retreat. Glad you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteI need to take a lesson from you. I keep saying I don't go to retreats because my husband cooks and I don't have demands on me and I can quilt all I want, yadda, yadda. But that leaves out the fellowship part of a retreat. And now that I think of it, Pat cooks too, well, not all the time like Gary, but if you needed him to, he would. So I think it's time I went to a retreat. Wanna come with me?
ReplyDeleteYour BH quilt is wonderful! I know I depend on photos to keep me straight. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteYour Carolina Christmas quilt looks so pretty. I don't feel so bad not finishing my 2 Bonnie mystery quilts. Maybe at my retreat one will get finished this year. Love your wild dog applique. Cute.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Carolina Christmas progress. I think I have parts of mine somewhere in my studio. I'll get it done eventually...
ReplyDeleteFabulous C Christmas quilt - she is almost done! Congrats! And Winston sure is a character - even without eyes ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour Carolina Christmas looks great and you made a lot of progress.
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