Yesterday was our knit/crochet group at the library and I made great progress on this shawl. I'm almost done with one skein and will use about a third of another. The best thing is that I now have a pattern to make it. I'll eventually post it just so I have it saved somewhere for myself. I'm no pattern writer and it will not be a "real" pattern. There's not a lot left on this and it will probably be done this weekend. I've made progress on the placemats too. I love how the printed fabric looks as the final border. I've gotten started on quilting the first one and hope to get all 4 quilted and bound this weekend. I can also report that I've already picked out fabrics for the next set but I'll sew up some more little quilt tops before I start the new placemats. Oh yeah, I'll finish these first. The weather is supposed to be crummy this weekend so I should also have time get Becky's quilt loaded and quilted. If I get all three of these projects done I will consider the weekend a huge success.
But I'm starting off the weekend today with a day trip to the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival. Who knows how many projects that will inspire me to start this weekend.
Linda Hancock
2/25/2023 12:39:45 am
Your post is just FULL of beautiful things today. It really cheers this gray and snowy day here.
Gene Black
2/25/2023 07:25:32 am
It looks like you have a full weekend planned. I love how the placemats look now. The fabric you printed is perfect. 2/25/2023 08:21:40 am
I wonder how many bloggers you will run into at the quilt festival, I have read of so many saying they are heading that way - or where going to but they got sick and had to cancel plans. Have fun, hope you find at least a couple things at the vendors - I think I am going to the Paducah show this year and hope the vendors will be better than those at the Branson show last year.
Mary Anne
2/25/2023 11:01:03 am
You could reference your 'pattern' for the new shawl as a 'recipe' for creating it. It's all in the terminology (haha). Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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