I actually had this quilt together on last Sunday, but it took me 4 days to "rag" it. I never would have dreamed it would take that long.
The completion of this one emptied tub #2. After drawing from the Alabama box (more about that here), Scrappy Moon (Summer Moon made with scraps) will replace it in the tub.
Then I rolled the dice, #3. That one is the Storm at Sea made with Shot Cottons. I'm not sure how big this one is going to be, but I know it's NOT going to as big as the picture that I found on The Secret Live of Mrs Meatloaf. I don't know the size of her blocks, but the size of mine would be bigger than will fit on the quilt frame if I used as many as she did.
I finished a customer quilt.
Pieced by Mary
Stitch in the ditch was done by our friend Sylvia and then she moved so I finished it with custom quilting.
Wishing you more stitchin time than I will have.
Rose
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5 comments:
Nice going on the snowman. You are right, ragging takes forever! I really like how organized you are with your quilting. I need to tweak my system a little to get more UFOs done. Have a great week!
What a darling snowman quilt! I love that the back of the snowman is on the back of the quilt - nicely done! Your ragging looks quite nice. I did that on some Christmas stockings a couple years ago, and yes it was time-consuming.
Fun snowman rag quilt!!! I hope your hand wasn't hurting by the end of the cutting. And the custom quilting on the Sweet Tea quilt is stunning!!! (Thanks for commenting on my blog, too. I don't have your email so I can't reply directly.)
How is your hand after cutting and cutting on that adorable snowman quilt? I too am impressed with your quilting organization. Your completed customer quilt is gorgeous!!
The snow man quilt is a cutey. I've never done the rag thing but it looks great on this one. Didn't realize it takes so long!
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