I don't know why it's been such a struggle to finish this quilt! ...but the more quilting I finish, the more I love it. I can't wait to see it in my living room!
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ReplyDeleteNeat! Can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. Are you quilting it on a regular machine? Do you have a walking foot like Nikko's? I'd love to try that, but I'm pretty certain it wouldn't go well....
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful! Your sewing prowess makes me want to quilt. Then I remember I don't know how. Oh well, it can be a goal, I suppose.
ReplyDeletePaige-I use a darning foot to do my "free-motion quilting". It's easy, and if you ever come visit me, I promise to show you how. :)
ReplyDeleteErin-My sewing prowess (such as it is) was almost all aquired from the generous teaching of friends and family. Come over sometime, and I'm happy to pay it forward! :)
More incentive to come visit?! I'd love to. If the weather is nice in January I'll take you up on that (I'm booked until then...yes, my social calendar is that full).
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