Since We Last Spoke . . .

You may remember that I had some ripping to do before this quilt could be finished.
(Some quilting decisions deserve to die! ha!)

This time I kept things simple and classic - but not too safe!
I could have held back, but I think filling the flowers made this quilt even more fun to look at!

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Before:

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After!

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I also finished sewing some shields to donate to Days For Girls  - hygiene kits help girls live their lives every day of the month.

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This beautifully pieced chevron quilt filled my frame completely.

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Ripples panto
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Beautifully pieced back, too!
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Perfect points!
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Cozy flannel is always a great choice for a snuggly quilt.

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Puzzle panto
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House Update

Most of the floor tile has been installed and grouted, the walls have been primed, and the ceilings have been finished. (all said with suitable jumping-up-and-down and clapping of hands!!!)

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The first coat of purple is on our feature wall in the living room, too! (and I love it!!!)

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Our fireplace is waiting for installation - - - soon, I hear!
(Man, I don't envy that job. The thing weighs about 600 lbs.)

Plumbing and heating rough-in is almost finished, I think. (How would you like to put this puzzle together?)

Shower rough in - a pretty puzzle!
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Still lots to be done, but before you know it, it'll be time for us to pack!

Try, Learn, & Grow!
Carole

Comments

  1. Love the quilting on that first quilt. Neat!

    Ooh. The house is shaping up!

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  2. That wall!!! Fabulousness!! (though I would call it plum, rather than purple) It is so exciting how the house is coming together!! I'm happy-dancing right along with ya! :-)

    The quilting on the irish chain is oh-so-perfect. Hate that you had to spend time with your seam ripper to get there, though...

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  3. Wow, you have been busy!! On the green quilt, did you use a stencil or do you have a computerized machine? Loving all your show and tell today!!

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  4. Beautiful progress on quilts and your new home alike!

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  5. What beautiful quilting and tile. :). I love that Irish chain.

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  6. Beautiful quilt and outstanding quilting. The house is coming along very nicely.

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  7. Yes, sometimes quilting decisions deserve to die. Otherwise we wouldn't need stitch rippers. I absolutely LOVE how you finished the quilt. It's simply gorgeous. It might even be one of my faves. The house is looking great. It's so open and bright.

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  8. Your quilting is perfect! Beautiful work!

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  9. Yes your custom quilting is just beautiful! It's fun to see the progress of your house...you must be getting excited!!

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