While visiting Val, one of the highlights is sewing and quilting. I was able to have a lesson with Sandy on the Judy Neimeyer glacier star quilt pattern that I am starting. I had purchased the fabric and cut some of the pieces needed to start sewing but did not get around to it on my last visit.
I was able to spend a day learning what I needed to do and after the day, I was able to finish two of the block sections.
The center star is complete.
As is the first round of geese in the round.
I did work up the next triangular section but wasn't able to line up the lines to sew them together. I also needed a consult on the fabric choices as to which fabrics went with each section. Sandy came by the next day to help pull everything together and I was able to cut out all the fabric and bag everything separately. No more sewing was done on the quilt.
We went by two quilt shops - the Fig Leaf which also sells furniture and the Quilter's Stash.
I purchased some flannel for a baby quilt for my cousin Angie in the colors and themes she decided on.
At the Quilter's Stash, I saw a finished glacier star on the wall.
And my next Neimeyer quilt - mariner's compass.
I love these colors so I ended up purchasing the kit.
It will probably take me over a year to finish my first Neimeyer quilt, but I have the next one all ready to go.
I also couldn't resist this cute quilt.
So I bought this kit as well.
I was able to finish my cousin's baby quilt before coming home and it is so soft.
Timmy was also helping in the sewing.
Oh my goodness! You fell hard!
ReplyDeleteI am always in awe of the amount of fibery things you accomplish. When do you sleep???
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