I got the leftover fabric reshelved.
Last evening we watched Into the Amazon, the new episode of The American Experience on PBS. (Until the promotion of this feature I'd forgotten that in 1993 Auburn PL had hosted a program by Charles Haskell who led an expedition to retrace T.R.'s route.) My TV-time sewing resulted in six NYB blocks for the guild challenge quilt. I decided that split backgrounds are more interesting than not-split.
Mike from Tracey's Tables called Monday to say that he'll deliver the new top for my sewing table this morning. The Janome has a much larger footprint than the Pfaff and the new top will allow the machine to be flush with the table. It will be nice to sew "on the flat" again.
See this Wednesday's linkup at Midweek Makers.
It's gorgeous, Nann!
ReplyDeleteI second that - it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFabulous flimsey! Your Bonnie colors really sing, be proud!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful ORL! I'm impressed you finished the flimsy in such a short time. Do you have plans for it?
ReplyDeleteWhat size did it come out as? There isn't a finished size on the Pages I printed. I like the colors together much better than I thought I would. Congrats on the flimsy.
ReplyDeleteIn the introductory post (October 31) Bonnie wrote, "Our stunning quilt finishes at 75’’ x 90’’."
Deletefabulous quilt!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the flimsy! ORL is lovely! I really agree that the split backgrounds for the NYB blocks are more interesting. They are very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour Ringo Lake quilt is beautiful! Congratulations on a fabulous finish!
ReplyDeleteWow, Nann! Your ORL look fantastic! It sure feels like I've sewed 10 yards of fabric (hahaha) and I haven't got everything together yet!
ReplyDeleteYour On Ringo Lake turned out beautifully! So did your American Beauty blocks. Happy stitching this week.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodness! Not only am I very impressed, I’m super inspired!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting the On Ringo Lake put together. Is there a border to come? I didn't play along. I still have at least one mystery still to do.
ReplyDeleteThese colors are so pretty and the design came out very well. Congratulations.
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