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Monthly Archives: February 2012
My first leader-ender project
I was familiar with Bonnie Hunter’s leader-ender method of sewing scrap pieces together at the ends of stitching lines instead of repeatedly using a little fabric patch that becomes a thread bunny. But I never had a big desire to … Continue reading
First new 2012 project
I made myself a New Year’s promise that I would not start another project until I got a few things completed. A hard promise to keep but motivating 🙂 My first finish was Pat’s quilt. Next a seemingly small task … Continue reading
Slow poke quilting update
In the evenings I like to have some handwork for relaxing. Hand piecing and hand quilting eventually get done if I steadily keep at it. Meanwhile, updates on two projects. I am pleased with the progress of Mourning Jules–about half … Continue reading
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Dogwoods ready for quilting
One more snag in the quilt fixing saga. I had wanted to back it with the sashing fabric but there was not enough on the bolt. So I bought some 90″ bleached muslin. Unfortunately after I washed it, it was … Continue reading
Posted in applique, family and friends, hand quilting, quilting
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Quilt fixing part 2
Seam ripping is completed. Now to attack that nasty stain (see previous post)–another task which is not my forte. I conservatively tried soaking in Woolite first. Not the least bit of change. So I got out the chlorine bleach, put … Continue reading
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Pat’s quilt delivered
…and approved. She loves it and so does Shiner.
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Frugalina–who me?
I hate waste, always have. Hence one of my many nicknames–Frugalina. Sometimes I think it is a curse. I save too many things (translate clutter) or make myself crazy trying to use things up. Add this to the fact that … Continue reading