I am hoping to get it layered and quilted so that I can give it to my mother for Christmas.

This morning I spent another hour with Judy and the Hour A Day Quilt. If you are interested in making a quilt the instructions can be found at the link above. Her designs are easy to assemble and her instructions are impecable.... She has a way of adding sashings and borders that make the quilt appear to be so much harder than it is.
Also with as little as an hour a day you can complete another warm hug for you or someone you care for.

I was never able to get a good picture of the Wisteria Sampler. I will keep working on that. At class last night I managed to get a part of the three hearts (you can see the one on the right) completed. Barry gave me some fabric so that I could make a few more and practise cutting and needle weaving. I do hope I get to spend some time practising this skill before next Wednesday.

Last but not least is the ubiquitous sock I am slowly moving up the foot portion. I am anxious to make my green socks so this should move along faster than before.

Glad you're enjoying your hour of quilting with me! :) Don't you go get your green socks done before I get mine done. I doubt I can start on mine til after the first of the year! :(
ReplyDeleteThe Elm Creek quilt is beautiful--restful looking and pretty. I never got the hang of knitting--and I do well to get all of my quilting UFO's worked on along.
ReplyDeleteYour Elm Creek quilt is lovely, Suze. Perfect for those times when you need calm and cozy :o)
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy with lots of projects - looks great! And I really look forward to see your version of Judy's HAD quilt - your fabrics are yummy!
What a glorious quilt!
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