.... are all my tops (with their backings). Which one should I hand quilt next? I have never had so many tops completed at any given time, so this will be difficult to decide. Oh, decisions, decisions ......
I do have a finish .... a pair of knee high socks. These were finished last winter and all that was needed to be done was weave in all yarn ends and those got done lickedy split and they are now keeping my toes toasty warm .
I do have a finish .... a pair of knee high socks. These were finished last winter and all that was needed to be done was weave in all yarn ends and those got done lickedy split and they are now keeping my toes toasty warm .
I vote for quilting "Lover's Knot"...I fell in love with that one when you posted the tutorial some time ago!
ReplyDeleteThe Dresden Plate is turning out lovely!!
Yippee for hand quilting!! It's my "therapy," and my favorite part of the process.
In stitches,
Teresa :o)
Ohhh, the eye candy!!!! So lovely to look at finished or not. I just knit my first pair of socks...toddler size. I'm so proud of myself and my MIL would have been too. When she was living she kept us all in socks, scarves and mittens. She wouldn't teach me how to do the heels her special way...it was buried with her...too bad. She claims it was the best heel she ever saw....
ReplyDeletePretty sock yarn! I would vote for the red and white quilt....you can cheer for Team Canada while you quilt it.
ReplyDeleteWow would you look at that Dresden Plate! That's a stunning piece of work my friend. Amazing. What will you choose, what will you choose? Do you think of this in terms of which will be the most ease during the Games?
ReplyDeleteThey are all lovely, it would be a hard decision.
ReplyDeleteI think you should do the one on the left, and then send it to me! LOL
ReplyDeletedas ist so traumhaft was Du alles machst,herrlich auf Deinem Blog spazieren zu gehen
ReplyDeletethis is so fantastic what you are doing everything to walk beautifully on your blog
very loving greeting from Germany Enga
I like the red and white...it's a Canadian colour after all and you can watch and cheer the team and quilt with love.
ReplyDeleteI love your trunk...excellent choice for putting quilts in finished or unfinished...doesn't matter.
love the quilts! I agree- decisions, decisions...
ReplyDeleteThe Dresden Plate is looking so good. I especially like the part plates you have used in the borders to form flowers.
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's just as well there are Olympic Games so you can catch up on your hand quilting. They are all worthy and delightful so close your eyes and pick one.
Your Dresden is just gorgeous! If I said that before, that's okay, because it's worth saying again!
ReplyDeleteIm loving all the quilts you keep pulling out to post on your blog.
ReplyDeleteI will get around to making my thigh high socks one of these days.
Oh my and you say I have patience, hand quilting is not for me although I have one I started about 8 years ago and still not done. LOL Love the Lovers knot too. Thanks for stopping by and your sweet comment.
ReplyDeletePretty socks.
ReplyDeleteI wonder which quilt you picked? The one on the rack is so pretty.
They are all gorgeous!!!My favorite is "Lover's knot", it is a wonderful pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love the socks. I am going to find a tutorial one of these days soon and figure out what I was doing wrong when I tried it recently. It seemed I need another set of hands. Your quilt tops are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOops. Missed commenting on the dresden plate, which is absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEvery quilt is gorgeous...so much beauty to chose from...love them all!
ReplyDeleteYour Dresden Plate quilt looks just fabulous! The cats decided to give you some room to work...
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