I am making slow progress with the Aunt Bea’s Parlor project.
I finished Block 3.
Today I will begin Block 4.
I am using Sulky’s Sticky Fabri-Solvy Printable sheets to embroider the designs onto the background fabric.
I like that the stabilizer dissolves easily, but I do feel that it is a bit sticky for my needle.
Kathy’s Quilts will keep me company on Sundays. I am linking up with her Slow Sunday Stitching.
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I have chosen to work on Aunt Sukey Spins Off for my January UFO Goal.
This quilt is already under the needle, and most of the top is quilted. I need to get the borders quilted, and that will be my focus.
The bonus will be to get the binding on, too, and be finished, but I’ll be pleased to get the quilting accomplished.
Linking up will keep me accountable, focused, and motivated, so I am linking up with Elm Street Quilts – One Monthly Goal.
Another goal this year, is to embroider the blocks for Aunt Bea’s Parlor.
I have two blocks done. I will be working on this project on Sundays.
Kathy’s Quilts will keep me company. I am linking up with her Slow Sunday Stitching.
May your New Year be filled with blessings and the achievements of your goals!
Slow and steady wins the race. I can take Sitting Pretty off of my UFO list. Hooray!
Sweetness isn’t normally something I would want to make, so it must be the floral theme of the design that attracted me to it.
In any case, I enjoyed working the hand embroidery, and the wall hanging turned out cute.
A few close ups:
Hmmmm.
As I upload these photos, I see that I forgot to add a few button embellishments. I’ll take care of that soon.
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LC's Cottage 