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Showing posts with label finishing projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finishing projects. Show all posts

Monday, June 9, 2014

Another UFO

While I was on my kick of re-purposing UFOs, I hauled out this little applique picture that I had started a few years ago. 
It was a project inspired by the work of Janet Bolton, 
who you can learn more about on her website, , or you can google her name and look at images of her work, such as this one, 
she is amazing!   
Any how, a few of us had gotten together and started little applique pictures in her style.  
I had gotten quite far with it, and I liked parts of the picture, such as this little corner,
but on the whole I wasn't too excited with it. 

I decided to sew it into a pencil case.  in order to do that, I had to finish a few more petals, and add some lines of quilting to the beige area of background. 
Oddly, after I finished those things, I liked it much better.  So I have decided to leave it as a small picture, rather than make it into a pencil case.


Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Ongoing...

Since I made my list of ongoing projects a couple of days ago, I seem to have caught a case of Finishitis.
Yes, I seem to want to finish up some items before embarking on some new projects.  I have two pressing new things to start, but first I must finish at least one before starting a new one.
ongoing paper piecing hexagons,
 This is how far I've gotten on my Paper Pieced Hexagon Diamonds project.  I think I'll start to refer to it by a new name that's a bit shorter, perhaps "Three Diamonds" or "Diamond Rings",
 When I was working on it two days ago, I noticed that my cup seems to match the quilt perfectly! 
 Yesterday I finished this table runner.  It only needed the binding stitched down, so it wasn't very onerous
table runner with ribbon
I made it to try out some of the new ribbon we got at the store.  The ribbon with the pomegranates on is designed by Sue Spargo for Renaissance Ribbons.  The wide yellow and gray ribbon was from my stash, and is an antique French scrap.  The background fabric is a piece of silk I also had in my stash.

This morning I worked on my "Happy Chevrons" quilt.  It too is in similar colors to my hexagon quilt... I guess the whiteness of our winter has me searching for spring colors!

I think I'll hook up to the WIP Wednesday group today,

If you are visiting from there, welcome! 

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