Good morning, my lovelies! Before I share my custom quilting progress on my Spirit Song project, I'd love it if you'd take a second to give me feedback on an idea I've been kicking around for a new linky party.
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If you've been following along with me recently, you know that I've been experimenting with the use of homemade stencils and chalk powder to transfer quilting designs onto my Spirit Song quilt. My DIY stencils are made of 24 pound vellum paper that I've stitched through with an unthreaded domestic sewing machine to perforate the design lines, and since I've already completed all of the SID (stitch in the ditch) quilting on this quilt, it's already loaded onto my long arm frame. In case you're wondering, there is absolutely no way you could use ...
read moreTransferring my DIY Stencil with Pounce Chalk |
Hopefully This is the Ugliest Quilting On This Quilt |
I ran across this quote by British actor Hugh Laurie this morning, and it's EXACTLY what I needed to hear right now. Well, that quote combined with an amazing AQS video interview of ... read more
My DIY Stencils, from Designs in Judi Madsen's book |
Both of the designs on these DIY stencils shown above were resized and traced from quilting designs that were on the CD that came with Judi Madsen's Quilting Wide Open Spaces book, available on Amazon here.
My Spirit Song Quilt, Waiting Patiently on the Frame |
So today is May 1st, and I've not put a single stitch of quilting into my Spirit Song quilt since the rip-stitching I wrote about a few days ago. Finishing the quilting was supposed to be my One Monthly Goal in the studio for April, so clearly that didn't happen -- but I'm not just going to throw a bunch of stitches into a quilt to meet an imaginary deadline.
Sad Spirit Song: No Further Quilting Progress to Report |
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