Not much piecing has gone on here in the last few days, though there has been plenty of other sorts of sewing. I am taking a brief pause from the current project; I like it well enough but keep having an urge to shove in something really unexpected, like huge swathes of pink, so I'm leaving the poor thing in its box until I've got myself under control and have some sense of what I'm doing.
In the meantime though, I am quilting for all I'm worth. Another week, maybe two, and my little Findhorn piece should be done.
Ummm, Kaja -- the linky business isn't working. I linked at Ann's but it doesn't show here.
ReplyDeleteYou are making great progress on the quilting. Good luck getting the urges under control for your new project, that or it will be fun to see what you add next time. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe texture of your quilting adds so much to the quilt. I don't have any improv quilts in the works at the moment - still working on On Ringo Lake.
ReplyDeleteSo very lovely! The texture is sublime.:)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you will end up with pink in it anyways. Your quilting on this one is looking awesome.
ReplyDeleteI have nothing to show this month since all I have been doing is making boxy pouches although I did get my JB quilt top pin basted.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giggle this morning... leaving the poor thing in the box until you're under control...hilarious! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting photos... the texture is delicious!
Well if pink is pushing to get in - me thinks it will find a way lol
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
Great hand quilting, Kaja.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting AHIQ with Ann.
Always fun to see what everybody's up to.
I shall be waiting with bated breath for your next posting of your "boxed" work in progress! Love how the quilting is coming along on Findhorn.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I really need to do more with this whole Improv thing. You're work is motivating me more and more.
ReplyDeleteOh, Kaja, such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour closeup photos are so lush and they highlight direction changes as well as how you're adding rays of quilting as you move outward on the arcs.
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