I hope to find some time today to finish round number 19 on my TATW. It is really starting to grow! Happy Easter and I hope you find a few minutes to enjoy some slow stitches today. I am linking with Slow Stitching Sunday!
Loving how this is coming along! Happy stitching today. Just finished cleaning up the house and putting things away (I do work well with clutter but my MIL (and hubby) hate it). Now waiting for the IL's to arrive for a late lunch and I just need to pop the ham in the oven. Scalloped potato's are baking and the rolls are ready at the end. I miss my double oven =). At least the birthday cake is done already.
Your gorgeous TATW is giving me ideas - must not look, got others to finish first, haha! Famous last words… Beautiful spring colours in your design - Happy Easter!
I know that feeling. I have so many things in progress and so many more I would like to start. But I try to focus on just enjoy the process everyday. Really enjoyed your post on hand quilting this week.
Lovely! Didn't realize that you were hand piecing the quilt. Turned out beautiful. How big is it? and do you have special plans for this one? Love your pickle dish as well.
This project was started to use up some old stash fabric. So I am not sure how large it will get. I am not going for bed size but I think it will make a great couch quilt. I love the softness of it!
I left a comment earlier but it isn't showing up so I don't know what happened. I love your TATW quilt. There is nothing better than hand sewing and I think it is very good for the body and the mind!
Happy Easter to you as well. You are making great progress on your hand piecing.
ReplyDeleteI am really starting to feel comfortable hand piecing. Like everything practice really helps
DeleteHappy Easter, Carla! Love the addition of blue to your TATW.
ReplyDeleteThe blue did do a lot for it!
DeleteThis project is growing every week!
ReplyDeleteSlowly but surely! It is becoming like an old friend always there when I feel like doing something fun.
Deletevery pretty !
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen!
DeleteLoving how this is coming along! Happy stitching today. Just finished cleaning up the house and putting things away (I do work well with clutter but my MIL (and hubby) hate it). Now waiting for the IL's to arrive for a late lunch and I just need to pop the ham in the oven. Scalloped potato's are baking and the rolls are ready at the end. I miss my double oven =). At least the birthday cake is done already.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun time, hope you end your evening with a few stitches!
DeleteIt is coming along beautifully...don't you just love the relaxing feeling of hand stitching!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first hand piecing project and I must say I am really enjoying it.
DeleteGreat work all the way around, Carla. I especially love the (pickle dish?) in your previous post!
ReplyDeleteThe pickle dish was really fun to make. It is one pattern that I would consider making again.
DeleteYour gorgeous TATW is giving me ideas - must not look, got others to finish first, haha! Famous last words… Beautiful spring colours in your design - Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling. I have so many things in progress and so many more I would like to start. But I try to focus on just enjoy the process everyday. Really enjoyed your post on hand quilting this week.
DeleteYour TATW is really growing ... and looking quite fabulous, too!
ReplyDeleteI love the softness that comes from hand quilting! A great pattern to learn simple piecing
DeleteIt looks great... blue is the perfect colour for this round!
ReplyDeleteHappy easter!
I agree the blue, changes things up again. Such a fun quilt that shows when it comes to color Anything goes!
DeleteLooking good!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun quilt--love seeing how it's growing!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Didn't realize that you were hand piecing the quilt. Turned out beautiful. How big is it? and do you have special plans for this one? Love your pickle dish as well.
ReplyDeleteThis project was started to use up some old stash fabric. So I am not sure how large it will get. I am not going for bed size but I think it will make a great couch quilt. I love the softness of it!
DeleteI enjoy seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteEverything but the kitchen sink going into this one. Who knows how big it will get?
DeleteI left a comment earlier but it isn't showing up so I don't know what happened. I love your TATW quilt. There is nothing better than hand sewing and I think it is very good for the body and the mind!
ReplyDeleteOh I so agree! This project definitely does that for me!
DeleteI was busy with family so didn't find any slow stitching time on Sunday, darn it. Your TATW is looking good. That's a lot of hand stitches!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy! I am really enjoying this one
DeleteComing along nicely.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Today was spent out in the garden. It's always a struggle this time of year deciding do I want to garden or quilt. How lucky am I!
DeleteVery pretty! Love seeing it grow.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn!
DeleteI know I say it every time, but I LOVE this quilt.:)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great pattern to use up those uglies in the stash.
DeleteGrowing indeed! So pretty! :)
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