In the pause between finish off one quilt and starting work on quilting the next I wanted to get my 365 circles up to date. That's a bigger job than I like to think. I have a few circles done bar the embroidery.
That doesn't look too bad, does it? But now look - all these others are much further from being done.
On the bright side, once I've tackled these I will be up-to-date. But I have to admit I also caved in and started quilting, so it might take longer than you would think!
Linking up with Kathy today for Slow Sunday Stitching.
16 comments:
Wow, that is one ambitious project! Visiting from Slow Sunday Stitching.
Oh, the hand quilting you started looks fantastic. And every stitch counts, regardless of where you make it. :)
Beautiful hand quilting!
That hand quilting is gorgeous!
I agree with Cozy Quilter, beautiful hand quilting.
As long as you are moving projects forward, it's all good. The hand quilting looks fantastic.
I love your quilting. It's always so interesting and just a little unexpected. In this case, the angular lines work beautifully with the circles. It looks like a lot to do but you're so steady with the hand work that a few days just jumps everything forward. And you'll be all caught up again. Have a great week of stitching!
The colours in the piece you're quilting on are beautiful, as is your hand quilting!
What a great way to quilt the circles and backing blocks : )
fabulous
Your quilting is exquisite. Enjoy those circles!
The quilting is great . How far ahead do you think it out ? Or does it just evolve too ?
I love the way the quilting looks. What size thread are you using?
Such beautiful thread! Is it variegated or are you using different colors?
Yum yum yum... that texture is just delicious!
Your quilting is beautiful on this, Kaja. So even! I am all envy. :D
I like the sneak peak of quilting! It is so hard to resist hand stitching when it's sitting right there. :) Looks great!
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