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Thursday, January 30, 2014

Carry On....

I've started the hand quilting of my Swedish Bloom quilt...

    
I am savoring every stitch...and since there have been some rumblings of a huge snow storm here early next week....I think I will have plenty of time to stitch!

The Pony Club blocks have been a real treat to piece.  I am waiting for a few more fun fabrics from Crimson Tate for these blocks.  By-the-way, if you don't know Crimson Tate...you should.  She has great fabrics!  I would love a road trip to see her shop!  Only 3 hours for me!

    
happy thursday
mary

14 comments:

  1. Your blooms look fabulous! Cute blocks too, oh what I'd give to raid your fabric stash!

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  2. Darling!
    I had so hoped to make it to Crimson Tate while in Indiana, but I didn't. About 30 hours for me now :(

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  3. It's beautiful! Love those hand quilting stitches!

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  4. Your blooms are blossoming beautifully!! It's going to be such fun seeing your pony club blocks as you make them. Your fabric choices are always so brilliant!

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  5. I Can`t think of a better way to spend the time whilst it is snowing than to hand quilt, trust you do not get snowed in though

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  6. I love seeing your hand work. Always so beautiful. I love the look but don't have the desire to do it at this point. Maybe someday.

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  7. Love your hand quilting on the blooms, it's a beautiful addition.
    I'm really enjoying seeing your pony club blocks, I agree with Rachael, you make such fabulous fabric choices.

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  8. This is looking amazing....great job and thanks for the inspiration...
    Mary

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  9. Ooops! My blogger feed missed this post-I'm sorry for being late in commenting! I am loving the combination of hand and machine quilting Mary! I am being more and more tempted all the time!

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  10. I love mixing up hand and machine quilting! Hope you have enough to keep you busy in case you get snowed in :0)

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  11. I can't say enough how much I love your Swedish bloom quilt! The hand stitching is so good!! I wish I quilted mine like you did!!

    Beautiful blocks too!!

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  12. Love the gingham in your Swedish blooms - certainly gives it a Scandi feel! Just how big are those Pony block Mary?

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  13. I'm so behind on my blog reading but have sure enjoyed seeing your progress on this adorable project on IG, Mary! Your quilting is inspiring!

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