Needle and thread were set to it almost immediately. I've missed having a handwork project very much!
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| Thread: Gutterman - Peacock (7534) |
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Wednesday, August 26, 2015
The Quilting Begins...
When last I posted, this quilt was bound for borders. Then I laid out some fabrics... and then laid out some more fabrics... but this stubborn quilt vetoed every last one. So finally I let it have it's way and I pinned it up without adding any borders.
Needle and thread were set to it almost immediately. I've missed having a handwork project very much!
Needle and thread were set to it almost immediately. I've missed having a handwork project very much!
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Lab Walls - Complete!
All of the cute little labs are now protected. One more round of borders to go! I'm thinking that a couple inches of atoms all the way around should finish this off nicely.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Scientists at work!
Twelve little scientists are newly installed in their labs, and already hard at work! Next up will be installing a little sashing for privacy. Wouldn't want their research getting contaminated!
Linking up with Let's Bee Social.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Georgia and Gen Con
Traveling for most of July didn't leave me with much time to sew, but it did help me grab a couple of new states to add to my 50 states collection! I added the big flowers on the left from Georgia and the puzzle pieces on the right from Indiana.
It proved rather difficult to get to a fabric store in Indiana, as my husband and I were in Indianapolis for Gen Con. Gen Con was attended by over 61,000 people this year. That meant we were were trying to secure resources like cars and hotel rooms at the same time as a lot of other people, and our reservations kept being given away to someone else!
But we persevered and, despite all of the scheduling snafus, thoroughly enjoyed our trip.
Even though Gen Con is a gaming convention, most of the events I signed up for were crafty! I started with a couple of classes on knitting and embroidery, then moved on to some more unusual classes like ribbon embroidery and scale chain-mail. The chain mail class was by far my favorite, and has a high probability of turning into another hobby!
It proved rather difficult to get to a fabric store in Indiana, as my husband and I were in Indianapolis for Gen Con. Gen Con was attended by over 61,000 people this year. That meant we were were trying to secure resources like cars and hotel rooms at the same time as a lot of other people, and our reservations kept being given away to someone else!But we persevered and, despite all of the scheduling snafus, thoroughly enjoyed our trip.
Even though Gen Con is a gaming convention, most of the events I signed up for were crafty! I started with a couple of classes on knitting and embroidery, then moved on to some more unusual classes like ribbon embroidery and scale chain-mail. The chain mail class was by far my favorite, and has a high probability of turning into another hobby!
Linking up with Let's Bee Social.
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