So, only time will tell how this turns out. Wish me luck!Have a great day!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Klosjes Quilting time
Here is a sneak peek of what my quilting looks like for my klosjes quilt. My goal is to enter this into Quilts Canada 2011 show that will be held in London, Ontario. Deadline for entry is Feb. 11, 2011. I have figured out that 5 blocks a day need to be done in order for me to finish by the end of January 2011 .... thus giving me a bit of a breather if one day that quantity is not met. So far, I'm on schedule.
So, only time will tell how this turns out. Wish me luck!
Have a great day!
So, only time will tell how this turns out. Wish me luck!Have a great day!
I can tell it will be beautiful Rose Marie!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, best of luck staying on track, it will be wonderful to hang in that show!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you will have it done, winter is good quilting weather - having a quilt on your lap is lovely and warm.
ReplyDeleteIt is going to be stunning...good luck in finishing!!
ReplyDeletePaulette
I try not to covet, but I'm having a hard time with this one. I love it!! And I'm so glad you're hand quilting it. I had a similar deadline last year with my NYB and when it was over, I was so glad I stuck with it.
ReplyDeleteIt is stunning, can you tell me the batting you are using?
ReplyDeleteChristine
Love the way your quilt is looking, nice hand quilting.beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I'm sure you will have it done,
ReplyDeleteWhat do you use to mark your quilting lines with Rose Marie..
Julia ♥
considering we are supposed to get dumped on by a ton of snow this weekend, what better way to spend it than working on your quilt :-) I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you that you get it done in time.
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely going to be a stunning quilt. You can do it -- just think, with this bitterly cold weather, what better thing to do than curl up beneath a quilt and keep quilting it!!
ReplyDeleteOh that is looking good! I see you handle a count-down the way I do. Thanks for the peek.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful is that! WHat a goal to work towards...it looks fantastic.
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous
ReplyDeleteYou don't need luck. It is already beautiful
ReplyDeleteFrom what I can see, it looks stunning.
ReplyDeletegood luck, but I don't think you need it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful!
Your quilting design looks great... good luck with your deadline, I'm sure you will be able to make it.
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! Keep us updated on the quilt show.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful! Love the setting and what you are doing with the guilting. I'm sure you can make your goal...you go girl!! Hugs, Finn
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be beautifull! I'm sure of it!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the contest in London.
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This is an especially lovely quilt, Rose Marie. I sure would like to know how you make those perfect circles. I was having fits over applique' berries this morning - frayed edges and anything but round shapes. :(
ReplyDeleteOh my it looks like a winner to me.
ReplyDeleteStunning! Absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteI wish you good luck...I'm sure you can do it :) I would be so excited to see your quilt hanging at Quilt Canada!
ReplyDeleteour quilt looks absolutely winderful - Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI admire your commitment to get it hand quilted by the end of January. I have to add that it's absolutely beautiful. I love the combo of piecing and applique. Just recently found your blog and can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteGail :)