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The new quilt I am working on for my class in February. |
After spending a couple of days last week helping my mom in her quilt shop, I returned home with all kinds of ideas and plans for new quilts. Alas, I had to continue my work on customer quilts, too. However, I did manage to get quite a bit done on a sample using the Lazy Angle Ruler for a class that I plan to teach at the shop at the end of February. I decided that unless I am up against a serious deadline, I am going to spend at least part of the day on Saturday, or Sunday afternoons, sewing on my own projects. All work and no play can make Sandi a crabby girl! It's a good thing that my "work" is kind of like "play" most of the time!
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A customer's first quilt which she made in mom's beginning quilting class. |
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I decided on an all over panto-style free motion quilting for this quilt since she asked for an E2E design. I used off-white thread since there were a lot of colors in the quilt, and it ended up looking very nice. She was quite pleased with it. |
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