Quilting. Circle quiting is a lot harder than I thought. I really want this to work and not look so wobbly. Unsewing is in my future. Try, try again. ; )
Buying fabric from Australia
Swapping with friends.
Adding to my bookshelf and contemplating new beginnings.
I love your quilt! I understand how hard it is sometimes to have to keep trying to quilt in a way that is acceptable to ourselves - you can do it! :)
ReplyDeleteYou will find that a lot of us in blog land are working on the Farmers Wife Quilt, I just started mine - 2 blocks down and how many to go :)
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hmm. . . so . . . ya think I'll want to mark with a spiral stencil instead of just marking the first circle and free-spiraling out from there?
ReplyDeleteThat looks like the same quilt that I saw the other day that needs to be added to my list of quilts to create. You will get the quilting girl,just do the best you can.
ReplyDeleteI am waiting on my FWQ book to come in the mail. Then I will be on the bandwagon too.
Swapping is heavenly. I did a few of those in the last week:)
Love how that circle quilting is coming out! What a great quilting pattern for your fabulous petal quilt.
ReplyDeleteUgh. Un-sewing is no fun at all. I think your spiral looks pretty good though, you've only got a few wobbles in the middle.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any of that DS fabric - *sob!*, there's no Spotlight anywhere near me. I'm hoping my sister will be able to get me some...sometime. :-)
The circles look great! But I know about doubting yourself in a process. I'm working on a quilt and I'm on block 5 out of 36 and doubting the fabric choice.
ReplyDeletelove your circles! I think they look great.
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ReplyDeleteSometimes finished is better than perfect {so I keep telling myself}. I think that famer's wife sampler quilt looks like a fun idea. May be adding that one to my bookshelf too.
ReplyDelete~Kimberlee