Happy times at my place this week :)
I've finished the latest two sets of checkerboards for my Listen with Your Eyes UFO, and that makes me smile, as these are intense. They're quite large - the purple/pink side is almost a yard long. This is one of my 18 in 2018 items.
Haha! I couldn't resist the face when I took the latest sets upstairs.
Two sets of checkerboards remain, but that's for April. My domestic machine will now go to work on my Elm Street Quilts postcard swap item. I'm excited about the design that finally came to me for my partner's cue word, and really happy for the "need" to do it in duplicate to test out how I will construct it - I'll get to keep whichever is the cast-off!
At the longarm, I'm chipping away at the background work on my Fancy Forest while I wait for the pantos to arrive for Becky's and Dolly's quilts. I just passed the half-way point. I think 4 more passes will do it. Each pass takes almost an hour. Maaaaybe this UFO will be completely finished by month's end, and off my 18 in 2018 list!
Love it. :)
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Linking up at:
18 in 2018 February Progress link at Lynette's
WOW - WIPs on Wed at Esther's
Let's Bee Social at Lorna's
WIP Link-Up at Brook's
Sew, Stitch, Snap, SHARE at Julie's
UFO Busting Party at Tish's
Quilt ADD in therapy
- Lynette
- Colorado, United States
- Other than my family, the passion of my life is quilting. An eclectic, I love a wide variety of styles and techniques encompassing both machine and hand work. I am a longarm quilter who can work for you. I enjoy any style, from pantographs to all-over to full custom, ranging from traditional to modern. I love bringing vintage tops to life and am willing to work with a challenging quilt top. Instagram: lyncc_quilts
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
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wow, wow, wow!!
ReplyDeletelove to see all your works in progress!
thanks so much for linking up!
brooke@sillymamaquilts.com
I love the face picture! That made me laugh, I needed that. I can't help but get excited as you make progress on this quilt, because in the back of my head I'm thinking, she's going to rock it with all kinds of crazy quilting when she's done. Then I kind of laugh like a mad scientist in anticipation :) And why do I think you will do that??? Because look at your Fancy Forest Quilt! It's amazing!
ReplyDeleteListen with Your Eyes looks stunning already! The face picture made me smile too. Your can't go wrong with that inspiration for your postcard project. The quilting on the Fancy Forest looks amazing! Love all the added details.
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The quilting on your Fancy Forest is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome design in that face! I love the Forest quilt soooo much!
ReplyDeleteListen with Your Eyes continues to amaze me every time you post about it! So much painstaking detail. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I love the happy face! That is going to be such a dramatic quilt. I still love the one on your frame. You are rocking the woodgrain!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is gorgeous! And your quilty smily face made me smile. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun and colour at your place. Love the look of your Fancy Forest. Looking forward to the big reveal. Thanks for linking to Sew, Stitch, Snap, SHARE.
ReplyDeleteThose blocks look intense! Until you lay them in the shape of a happy face... Hahaha! Nice work on the quilting for the Fancy Forest. The wood grain suits it so well!
ReplyDeleteListen with Your Eyes is beautiful! The colors just glow! Fancy Forest is lovely. Looking forward to seeing it all quilted.
ReplyDeleteListen With Your Eyes is gorgeous, and your Fancy Forest is looking really good, too! I'm curious -- when you get those new pantos in, can you just load them up and go, or do you need to practice each pantograph first? I thought pantos would be so much easier than free hand, but that has not been my experience thus far... :-)
ReplyDeleteYour Fancy Forest is stunning as are your checkerboard blocks.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty stars! I don't think I could resist the happy face either. :D Nice!
ReplyDeleteThe quilting on Fancy Forest is so pretty! That is a very tight panto, no wonder it is taking so long for one pass - but the result is well worth it! xx
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is amazing. Custom work really takes a long long time.
ReplyDeleteYOur Listen with your Eyes quilt is to die for! I want one.
Looking good!
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous projects - your 'face' work is going to be so beautiful and your Fancy Forest also is stunning. I really like the quilting you have chosen on it :-) [Visiting from Sew Stitch Snap and Share].
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