I’m ready for a break, and I’m ready to sew!I’ve spent the morning filling book orders and getting them to the post office by noon – and these were the blooming wonders I passed on my way to and from…GORGEOUS! These were not blooming when I left for Nashville!
I got all the paper work and itinerary stuff done for my trip to Pennsylvania tomorrow ---
The quilts I need to take are all packed and ready to go ---
Now is time for me!
I'm sewing together the blocks into rows and the rows into the quilt center!
Click the arrow below to view quilt cam live, or catch it in the youtube archives!
Wow; another week on the road! Safe travels!
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No sashings on this one? I saw one of these Sister's Choice quilts in the slide show. Have fun finishing it. I ordered my Hand crank conversion set from Cindy, thanks for telling me about her. You scheduled this just right for me this afternoon. I have a Block Lotto Block to choose fabrics for quilt guild today.
ReplyDeleteMy other one did not have sashings either. I prefer this pattern with no sashings so the secondary design is visible.
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ReplyDeleteNice to see you! I am visiting from Norway. Today I am working with the Quilty Barn Along, hosted by Lori Holt. I have finished my first barn; a nice red one with a 6" quilt block on the wall. Have a nice trip tomorrow!
Here is the link for the Barn Along:
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How is your gluten free eating going. Looks like you are losing weight.
ReplyDeleteHey, Bonnie, tuning in from Washington State and stitching with you today. I'm working on this sweet little quilt by Melissa at http://cornbreadandbeansquilting.wordpress.com/2013/04/03/parade-day-part-4/. Just in time for what I call "Flag Season." Thanks for having CAM today. Safe travels to you next week.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, the vibration from the sewing is making you 'vibrate'! I have a question about Lazy Sunday Morning. Can I substitute the pink for the purple? Made a bunch of purple and white four patches instead of pink and white.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, here is a link to the Quilty Barn Along
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Hi Bonnie,
ReplyDeleteSewing bugle beads and seed beads by hand onto my daughters prom dress. We are up cycling her old dress from last year by adding ocean blues and lime greens to her current black and white dress. Dog ears on the floor is just decoration! Thank you for quilt cam!
Lori Holt is found at Bee in my Bonnet Blog. Here's the Link: http://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie-my mom and I are getting ready to enclose our garage for our sewing room. What kind of lighting do you recommend? Love your sisters choice quilt!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bonnie, for showing me how to "web"....I'm especially thankful that QuiltCam can bewitched over, over, and over again!!! I'm a slow learner! Stripping everything out of my studio so I can organize.....both a tornado and hurricane (of my own making) have ripped through here and I can barely move!!! Loving our time together ... You in NC and me in NW Arkansas! Safe travels.
ReplyDelete*be watched (not bewitched!!!) auto correct is not ALWAYS my friend!
DeleteThe barn along is just what you said a red barn with alternate 6" blocks on one wall...fun!
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ReplyDeleteDallas has been on vacation in N.Mexico for 2 weeks and is finally home. Just last evening!~He is so happy that you are on today! We all send you hugs and safe travels.
working on finishing a jacket while watching you piece. My pearls are still in the drawer.
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this is my first watch ; won't be my last
I am finishing up a applique butter fly quilt
I quilt by hand; sheila
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ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie. Thanks for today's Quilt Cam. Will the Collaboration Celebration event start in after check in on 8 Aug?
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ReplyDeleteI got it back!!
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ReplyDeleteI'm watching you live for the first time from Austria! Working on a 9 patch block for my skill builder sampler. Great to be sewing with you.
I'm watching from my iPad....no problems! Lots of fun. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, I just joined you and can not figure out what in the world you are doing. I have never seen a quilt put together using the method you are, please explain. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE quilt cam and your blog. I was at a quilt show yesterday and was talking to a vendor who had toy sewing machines and told her about your post on them earlier this week. She said she also follows your blog and couldn't wait to go home and view your post.
ReplyDeleteHi,Bonnie! Glad to see you on Quilt Cam today! Thanks for that! I am sewing together the long strips of a lawn chair quilt you shared with us from the Moda site. I am making it for my Mom who just finished 2 weeks of radiation and will be starting chemo soon. I'll back it with flannel as she's always cold. It's going together very quickly. Thanks for all you do and happy travels tomorrow.
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ReplyDeleteWorking on pieced hexies (via your friend Mickey's craftsy class) while watching quilt cam! Thank you for the surprise can today! Safe travels...
Hi Bonnie, I'm enjoying watching you sew blocks together without pinning. I've learned that I can match seams better by "feel" than by using pins. Here's a quilting saying for you, "Quilters live pieceful lives." Happy sewing!
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Hi Bonnie! So glad quilt cam is on. Today I'm just watching. Had the third chemo yesterday (diagnosed with breast cancer last January) and watching you helps me forget the discomfort. Hopefully will get more energy in a couple of days to get started with easy street. Saved all the directions, have two different sets of fabrics, now will have to decide wich one to work with. Thank you for all you do and for being an inspiration. Safe travels :)
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, watching you after Dr Who in the UK, you were a bit quiet on the laptop so I had a look and I can watch you on my Android phone hooray!!
ReplyDeleteYou're a bit jumpy but I'm so pleased I've worked this out!
Liz in Leeds xx
Webbing??? Do you also web when you are sashing a top???
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Roberta
Hi from Linda in Ohio. I was at your workshop in Ashtabula, I had the noisy machine! I had it fixed and found I had wore out a part.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy sewing with you on quilt cam. Am working on my leaders and enders that have gotten to bigger projects. I finished Jared takes a wife, and now working on pineaple blossoms, Arkansas Crossroads, one of my own design, and the bonus squares from Pineapple Blossom. Just love going scrappy.
http://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-quilty-barn-alongbarn-number-3.html
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie,
Here is the site for Lori for the Quiltie Barn Along... she has some cute stuff.
Jean C.
Hi Bonnie, love your new Sister's Choice. Have a safe trip.
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ReplyDeleteNice to see your shout out to Limbania! She is a great gal and is in our Phoenix Modern Quilt Guild. We are working on a surprise comfort quilt for her and I made a pink Talkin' Turkey block for it. I am guessing she isn't re-reading through these comments after the fact so I can tell you :)
ReplyDeleteI love that Quiltcam is now available in the Youtube archieves, I'm finally able to catch up with you without trouble with the time difference. Thanks a million!
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