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Thursday, January 23, 2020

Machine Quilting Progress

Hello Everyone,
 
Yesterday I started machine quilting Peek-a-Boo Pumpkins.  I really do love this ribbon border!
 

I braved the elements, put on my hand warmers, and headed up to the garage to my long arm. It was a chilly 45 degrees in the garage when I started quilting, and a balmy 51 when I stopped quilting.


Once the pumpkins are done, I'll start quilting Buttons and Bows.  This one could take a bit longer, so I'll have to keep coming down to the cabin to thaw out.


My commitment to Henry Glass & Co. as a Brand Ambassador, is that I will make three small projects or one large project during the month of January.  I haven't started project #3 yet.  I do know what I'm going to do, and it's going to be small!  Very, very small. 
 
Soon,
Lynn

15 comments:

  1. Three projects in January!!! Surely they could stretch that out a bit for you so that you aren't totally tapped out by the end of it. Regardless, your projects look terrific.

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    1. Hi Marie,
      I want to keep consistent with my style during this process. You know me, I don't do simple! Maybe when I receive my next shipment in March, I will do just one project, and see how that goes.
      Take care,
      Lynn

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  2. The quilting in the ribbon border makes it look sooo three dimensional. Gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing how the quilting goes with the basket weave quilt as I am sure I’m the only one with strings hanging around. (And need to use up)

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    1. I was reading a FaceBook page that asked what do you do with 1" strips? One response was, throw them out! A 1" strip to me is totally useable, and I save them all, and incorporate them into more quilts.
      Take care,
      Lynn

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  3. Beautiful quilting as always Lynn! I hear ya on the freezing in the quilt studio. For many years I had a space heater. Lol. Hats and scarves were my uniform.

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    1. So good to hear from you Linda! I take this as high praise from someone at your caliber of quilting! You go above and beyond gorgeous. I was just looking at your all over feather tutorial. I may give it a try. Today I shall wear a hat and channel my Linda, The Quilted Pineapple feathers!
      Take care,
      Lynn

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  4. Yikes! Three projects in the month of January! Lets hope March is warmer for you. You are a dedicated worker out there with your machine in the cold! And the quilting really looks lovely with that beautiful ribbon border. Kudos!

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  5. Thank you Loris. The good news is I'm the one that gets to decide what to make out of the fabrics that arrive.

    We can still have a lot of snow in March.....who knows what this year will bring??
    Take care,
    Lynn

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  6. Beautiful! Loving your Peek-a-Boo Pumpkins and the ribbon border is stunning. Great job!

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    1. Thank you again. I think I need to send a pattern to your shop. That is after I get finished writing it! --Lynn

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  7. Love your quilts, and HEY, LOOK at those HAND WARMERS! Great!

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  8. Those hand warmers saved me, and got me through several hours of quilting. They are so comfy. I have a matching scarf too!
    Take care,
    Lynn

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  9. I too love that ribbon border! One of these days I really want to get one on a quilt. The knitter in me loves the handwarmers! (they're fun to make)

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  10. The border is really is to make Cheree. The handwarmers were a life saver while I was machine quilting in the deep freeze!
    Take care,
    Lynn

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