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| Undergroung Railroad Quilt I made for me in 2013 |
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| Close up of embroidery for the Christmas Countdown Quilt I made at Sharon Stewart's class |
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| Same quilt as above - Laura Suich finished it on her long-arm |
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| Close up of embroidery I did on second quilt - Countdown to Christmas. |
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| I haven't got the quilt top finished yet, but the first quilt went so fast, that I finished this top in 2013, too!!! |
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| I hand quilted this Acorn Fairy Quilt Mat. This is a Sharon Stewart design. |
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| New Project for 2014 - Needle Felting |
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| Same project as above. |
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| This is a mat of my own creation! |
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| I plan to add a little "crab" - a symbol of Washington, NC |
Morning Debby,
ReplyDeleteGoodness all those beautiful quilts!!!
Such ambition you have - I find when I look at quilts I see 'work' - I only wish I had the patience and know how to make one.
Yours are so fun! Thanks for sharing.
Karen
Thanks for your nice comments! This past weekend I realized I had made even more quilts than I gave away as presents. So, I decided I needed to show those on my blog, too. My husband helps a lot around the house or I would not have been able to complete. The two Countdown to Christmas quilts were pieced together on two separate days at Sharon Stewart's home (however, I did the embroidery prior to going.) I enjoy embroidery and find that peaceful to do while my hubby watches tv. Two quilts were tops I purchased and finished. Only two quilts were a little tedious, but they were BOM's so that kept me on target. All of this to let you know, that I find ways to quilt so it doesn't seem like "work!" Since I work full time, I do need for the process to be fun.
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