Whew! I've finally recovered from staying up too late and eating too many goodies at quilt camp.
It was a lot of fun and I actually started a project that had already been to three other retreats!
Finally! Pie in Sky (cover quilt on Simple Graces) has been waiting in a box for a couple years, I think. The blocks are really fun to put together and I'll continue to work on them at home. |
But, first things first!
I had a couple things I had to work on as soon as I got back:
my Number Eight (Temecula Star Sampler) for Connie's Game,
my Number Eight (Temecula Star Sampler) for Connie's Game,
Both tops were finished--thank goodness--so...
this weekend I did some marathon quilting and binding!
Hat Trick quilted and bound. I used a charm pack of Chateau Chambray by Renee Nanneman from Andover Fabrics that I had been lucky enough to win from Kathy Tracy's blog. I added a couple shirting's from my collection to fill in the lights, and I purchased a half yard each of the pink and blue Chambray's from the Chateau Chambray line for the nine patches, inner borders and binding. |
A little better shot now that the sun came out! |
Quilted with Kim Diehl's "Cinnamon Buns" swirls and a small scallop ruler for the inner border. |
I used the leftover pink and blue Chateau Chambray on the back, and even had some pink from another Renee Nanneman line to finish off the bottom back.
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This is the first time I used mono-filament thread for stitch in the ditch. My machine was very cooperative and I will be using it again for outlining. |
I not only love your Hat Trick out of your "winnings" fabric... but I love everything you have on your post. Beautiful inspiriation Karen
ReplyDeleteEverything is gorgeous, Karen! From the fabric/color choices to your beautiful quilting, you did good this month. :)
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