This is the little quilt I made to practice free motion quilting. The good news is, it's not my machine that's the problem. It's me and I just need to practice.

Quilt along week 5 block. This is my least favorite block. It gave me ten kinds of fits.

I can't show you the apron I finished, because it's going to a friend and she might visit.
I drafted pattern from an apron I picked up and started sewing it together. It's nearly finished.
I didn't get to the baby blanket or the many other things I wanted to work on. Somehow 12 hours of sewing just isn't enough.
2 comments:
Wow you were very productive. Beautiful quilt blocks.
Aunt Jo - You got way more done in 12 hours than I ever get accomplished. But then again, I don't know if I have ever had 12 uninterrupted hours to sew. I think your free motion quilting looks great! Joyce in Iowa
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