I was able to find some time this week to work on a custom patchwork quilt that I set a May 19th deadline for. I was nervous for a while there but now the top is finished and I'm just waiting on a label from the client to start quilting. UPDATE: This quilt has been finished and delivered to the client. She was so eager to have it that I didn't even get finished pictures of it!
For Mother's Day I requested three hours of uninterrupted sewing time :) On top of that I snuck down on Saturday and Sunday evening for an extra couple of hours. I worked on my Bee top. It's all finished and I can't wait to get it basted and start the quilting.
Now that my body has adjusted a bit to being on my feet 8 hours a day and we are starting to settle into a new routine at home, I'm hoping to find some regular quilting minutes. But I don't promise to blog with any kind of regularity. To be perfectly honest, blogging is not my favorite thing to do. So it gets pushed to the back burner. Case in point: I wrote this post on Mother's Day, took the pictures the following Sunday and am just now combining the two today.
But I'm pretty good about instagramming so if you want to keep up with what's going on in my studio please follow me there. I'm ellascottage :)
Linking up with Kim for SewJo Saturday!
I'm sure it is hard to find quilting time in between work and family time. Your Bee quilt top is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI will follow you on instagram. 😊
Glad to see you back, Leigh Anne! Sounds like things have been hectic. :) Love what you're doing with the Bee blocks... I'm pretty sure I see my orange ones in there!
ReplyDeleteThe Bee blocks are looking great. Hope you get into a routine soon so you can get back to sewing.
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappy look of those log cabin blocks. Yay that I have Instagram now so I can see what you're up to between blog posts. I'm glad you're seeing a little more quilting time in the future. It's been nearly non-existent around here too, and I'm antsy to get back to it.
ReplyDeleteLove your Bee Blocks top. Just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with that Bee Top, is there a tutorial for that block?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts! Bee Top looks like such a fun scrappy quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour Bee top looks amazing. I especially like the polka dot background fabrics... makes it feel almost effervescent.
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