Leah left us with a Zippling assignment.
I filled the background with small scale zippling - is this called Micro-zippling? |
I plan on making this little choo choo train into a pillow for my grandson. |
The railroad tracks were also from Leah Day for Sew Cal Gal's May FMQ Challenge. |
So on to other projects - my Urban Nine Patch
First row of blocks together. |
In-process: (8)
Urban Nine Patch - FLMQG solids challenge crib quilt (first row is complete)
Purple heart wall hanging ( needs borders, backing, quilting and binding)
Expanding Possibilities quilt (basted, now to be quilted)
Storybook quilt # 2 - All embroidery is done
Quokka Quilts QAYGFMQQAL quilt (All 30 blocks are quilted, need to join and bind)
Geneva Public Library quilt - join and quilt (maybe make a block or two to even it out)
Sew Cal Gal's March FMQ Challenge - Need to bind.
Sew Cal Gal's April FMQ Challenge - Need to make into a pillow.
Sew Cal Gal's May FMQ Challenge - Need to make into a pillow
New projects: (0)
Finished (0)
I'm linking up with Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday and The Free Motion Quilting Project for QAL Wednesday
Color Me Quilty!
Pat
I love the urban nine patch.
ReplyDeleteYour little train is absolutely adorable. Love the railroad track quilting! It will make a perfect pillow. And, of course, Urban nine patch is completely amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat FMQing!
ReplyDeleteLove love loving your Urban nine patch!
Wow! I love your urban 9-patch. The colors just jump off my monitor and make me think of those wonderful Pennsylvania Dutch barn signs. I can't wait to see how you will quilt it!
ReplyDeleteYour Urban Nine Patch is Awesome!
ReplyDeleteHope your machine comes back singing for ya. Have fun at your conference. I love the train for your grandson - too cute!!
ReplyDeleteMicro-Zippling is right! It's a bit tricky to stitch small, but you've definitely done a great job. I love that urban 9 patch - it's almost like a Double Wedding Ring and 9 patch got married and this is their awesome offspring. It rocks!
ReplyDeleteLeah
Your train project looks great! Also love your urban nine-patch.
ReplyDeleteMalini
I love your train!
ReplyDeleteBTW- when my thread breaks or runs out in the middle of stitching, I pull back a few stitches to give me a long enough tail to bury.
Love the urban nine patch! And that train is sooooo nice! :-)
ReplyDeleteActually, I am a little jealous about the conference. My MS is in Adult and Organizational Learning. And I'm a back-stitch and trim person when it comes to middle-of-the quilt threads.
ReplyDeleteI'm over from Freshly Pieced! That urban nine patch looks amazing :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome choo-choo train!
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