Happy Sunday to everyone!
What a great day it's been today, lots of little achievements! I am linking Kathy's Slow Stitching Sunday! I am finishing my day slow stitching on my decades of stars quilt! I am also a fond liver of trees and their healing benefits to us. To hear the birds in full song and watching them build nests etc in the trees oh what fun. Check out kathy's blog post as its awesome.
Now to give you a little update of what I have been doing. My time for quilting has been reduced a bit as I have returned to work, although it is only three and four days a week and for 6 hrs a day I can still do lots of my quilting. Luckily for me hubby is not working as he's between jobs so is doing his share of housework and cooking leaving me with time to create.
Now my job is in a wonderful fabric store and we sell fabrics and trims and accessories specialising in dance, dress and costumes. It's lots of fun to work in this type of environment.
Plus once a month I am teaching a beginners patchwork group and we are growing in numbers and having lots of fun.
This is my glacier star. I have completed to lesson four and will start working on lesson five soon! I'm just living this quilt and the process of paper piecing.
Whilst this isn't the best shot all of my blocks for my winding ways quilt are now complete ready to make into a top.
At work I wear an apron and needed another one so I have made a new one and will glam it up with my name on it during the week!
On Monday last week I recieved a package from an online friend from Canada! Oh I opened this and tears of joy welled up. I have always wanted to make one of these Hawaiian or Tahitian quilts. And also include where some awesome Canadian fabrics which I will make another top with. I now will go shopping for some of our awesome Aussie fabrics for Jo! She deserves them.
I really need a whole large room just to me so I can lay my quilts and tops out so I can see them properly.
Now this fabric I've had for a little while and planned on making a dress and a skirt. So I decided these trims will be perfect so shopping at work was a bonus.
My next realisation was that the Autumn quilters blog festival is about to start and I will be entering a couple of my quilts and would love your support with a vote. So until my next post I hope you are well and having a wonderful weekend!
Remember to enjoy the process and stitch slowly and be proud of your stitches!
Wendy
Lots of projects and they are all fabulous Wendy. Your glacier star is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carla, it has really evolved and it's a joy to work on.
DeleteSO exciting that the stars quilt will soon be finished!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy all your stitching!
Thanks Kathy, yes I hope so, have many more sitting in the wings needing attention
DeleteYour Glacier Star is beautiful! I would definitely sign up for that class. Blessings, Gretchen
ReplyDeleteThanks Gretchen, I'm learning heaps with this star, just hope I can pass on some of my enthusiasm to other students
DeleteYour star is amazing...beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzanne
DeleteYour glacier star is gorgeous. I love the fabrics and the piecing looks quite intricate. You've got a lot going on right now and it is all very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathie, it's unusual for me not to have a lot happening. I don't seem to produce if I do not have enough happening. I get the go slow and the brain doesn't get enthused....I often think I must have ADHD in today's standards
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