Since these blocks are already quilted, it's becoming quite heavy |
I'm pleased with how well my blocks are lining up. |
And finally this week I worked on piecing a back for my Expanding Possibilities quilt. I thought it would be the perfect quilt to work on for this month's Sew Cal Gal FMQ Challenge.
Pieced back for my Expanding Possibilities quilt |
In-process: (8)
FLMQG solids challenge crib quilt (2 out of 9 Urban Nine Patch blocks done)
Purple heart wall hanging ( needs borders, backing, quilting and binding)
Expanding Possibilities quilt (backing completed, needs to be based and quilted)
Storybook quilt # 1 - All blocks are joined, along with the first 3 rows using a QAYG method
Storybook quilt # 2 - All embroidery is done
Quokka Quilts QAYGFMQQAL quilt (13 blocks out of 30 quilted)
Sewing Machine Cover - pieced, basted, started FMQ
Geneva Public Library quilt - join and quilt (maybe make a block or two to even it out)
New projects in the cue to start: (1)
New Wave quilt (not started)
Finished (0)
I'm linking up with Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday.
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Pat
I am glad you found the pressure for your walkingfoot. Your qult looks very beautiful. It is lovely to see everybodys doing machine quilting.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your storybook quilt looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice when things move smoothly again after a bump? I just love your storybook quilt!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects.Love them all.
ReplyDeleteWow, you sound so organized. So nice that you were able to figure out the pressure foot problem. You have motivated me to get back on track with my projects instead of spending so much time on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks
I've had the same problem with my walking foot - so I just don't use it. I'll have to look for this pressure setting. You've got some great projects on the go. I really like your QUOKKA block colours
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