I was able to sneak away for a portion of the LAMQG annual retreat. It felt so good to hang out with my friends and have some unadulterated sewing time. I focused the entire retreat on a massive Flying Geese project that I recently started. My goal was to get it finished in time to submit it to QuiltCon, but I really want to make this one huge and by the end of retreat I still had about 900 geese to complete so I switched gears and finished an improv quilt that had been lingering in my head and got it turned in before the deadline.
I've also been focused on getting caught up on old projects, primarily finishing up some charity quilts for the Hope Circle of do. Good Stitches. I had these quilts hostage in a variety of stages ranging to simple clean up needed, like hiding tails, to quilted but unbound, to just a pile of blocks. But I've made a push recently to get them finished so I can ship them all together to Threading Hope in the New Year and make room for new projects.
My New Years Resolution will definitely be to sew more, and to blog more. But my little monsters come first. And I don't mind that at all.
They are all beautiful, but nothing compares to the amazing quilt where you pieced together heartfelt wishes for me from around the world to heal my broken heart. It is something I will always treasure! Love you, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI just love the first quil! What a comeback!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been busy, well done!
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