I'm thinking that all of my posts should be called In Progress. I certainly don't seem to have many finishes!
The first photo is of the appliquéd oak reel quilt. Most of the first oak leaf/acorn wreath has been hand quilted. There are 3 more wreaths to quilt after this one and then I'm doing 1" diagonals in the background. A long term project has been made even longer because I had one entire wreath quilted and then decided that I didn't like it and ripped it out. I'm not sure that I like this one either, but I would like to get this quilt done so that I can actually start another one, so it gets left in and we'll see how it looks when it's done.
This photo is of the first 4 months of a really fun free appliqué BOM from Pearl Pereira's website. I have the 5th block prepped and have started leaves... I have really enjoyed making these tropical flowers in batiks. Since these are more complex patterns than I've done before, I've been making some changes to make the blocks a bit easier to appliqué, but overall it's been a good project and I'm learning a lot. I will use a bit of embroidery and maybe some beads on these blocks and put them together with some bright sashing. They will be lovely when finished.
The first photo is of the appliquéd oak reel quilt. Most of the first oak leaf/acorn wreath has been hand quilted. There are 3 more wreaths to quilt after this one and then I'm doing 1" diagonals in the background. A long term project has been made even longer because I had one entire wreath quilted and then decided that I didn't like it and ripped it out. I'm not sure that I like this one either, but I would like to get this quilt done so that I can actually start another one, so it gets left in and we'll see how it looks when it's done.
This photo is of the first 4 months of a really fun free appliqué BOM from Pearl Pereira's website. I have the 5th block prepped and have started leaves... I have really enjoyed making these tropical flowers in batiks. Since these are more complex patterns than I've done before, I've been making some changes to make the blocks a bit easier to appliqué, but overall it's been a good project and I'm learning a lot. I will use a bit of embroidery and maybe some beads on these blocks and put them together with some bright sashing. They will be lovely when finished.
Thanks Sue for visiting my blog. I love what I see on LRR blog. I love liberated quilts too and I'm a big fan of Tonya of Lazy Gal Quilting. I love trying new things but not good at finishing it until years later. Weaving is my new passion and I'm loving it - Hugs Nat
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