Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Emelie's Eugene Quilt
This is Emelie's "Eugene Quilt". She pieced the blocks when she lived in Eugene but never found the time to finish it. I volunteered to finish it for her. She may want to use it for a wall hanging, but I didn't put any hanging loops on it yet, as I didn't know which direction she would want it to hang. It's quilte large, so a regular dowel probably wouldn't be the way to go. I'll need to discuss it with her. The finished quilt is a birthday gift, and I also want to discuss a label with her. I think she finished the piecing before she got married and changed her name, so perhaps that should be taken into consideration. Or maybe she won't want a label at all.
Friday, September 25, 2020
Memorial Quilt
I just need to finish packing this quilt to mail to the family. Our Stitching Club made this quilt in memory of Chris Groce who did the Creative U presentations at Pacific Fabrics in our area for years. She is missed!
The blocks were created by different individuals of the group using a focus fabric in each block. I then pieced the blocks together with the sashing and sandwiched it with backing and batting. Kathy did the quilting; Barb finished the binding; and Gina made the label.
We hope this will be a meaningful gift to the family. They are welcome to donate it to a charity if they so wish.
Shamrock ornaments
Machine embroidery key tag
French press cozy
Here's a French press cozy I made for the lake. I love French press coffee!
Painted rock
Simple tablecloth
I love to make these table cloths for this little round table on our deck. I can enjoy changing it out in season. We nearly always come in the house from the back door, and this table is there for me to see and enjoy. It's a great way to use and display fabrics that I love but don't have another use for.
Quilt Label
I made this quilt label for a friend's quilt. The machine embroidery is attached to a partially completed quilt block. The quilt is a Baltimore Album.
Prayer shawl
This is a prayer shawl that I finished recently and was given to a friend who has been diagnosed with cancer. I had two skeins of this Caron Jumbo yarn (color, Country Basket). I don't know for sure if I had the same dye lot for both skeins, but I do usually check that. For some reason, the pattern of the variegation was completely different in the two skeins. I've never seen that before. I wasn't too pleased with it, but it is what it is. Curious!
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