Boy, I had a tussle with a nasty germ last week. I think I won. I have been working on my holy toledo quilt, an older ufo in my 5 quilt projects. After adding it to my frame to quilt, I could see that the last row was not right. I decided to take it off the frame, and redo the last row. Now, I am officially quilting it. Never give up, never surrender. LOL
I spent some time adding heat and bond to fabric scraps and cutting more flowers and some leaves for my
hollow nine quilt. I had laid it out with the borders, and, realized it would take more flowers than I initially thought.
This is the last of the cutting for the
for my bonnie Hunter
basket quilt. I consider it a complete kit for making the quilt. I can pick up and take it with me, to begin piecing the blocks.
I have 50
sugar grove blocks. I had planned for 72. I might make it a bit smaller, or take a break, and take it back on again. But, I am growing weary of the project. But, I have developed a great rhythm, that is adequately successful. I cut and sewed the hsts last year, for the
rainbow scrap challenge, and assembled the blocks this year.
