I admit, I had to do a little fast stitching today to get to some slow stitching. Fast stitching, you ask? I had to cut and prep a binding. Yup, a binding and you know what that means. Almost a finish!
The scrappy binding just got sewn onto the front of my Lori Smith blocks that I did as a quilt as you go process. I am so happy to have this UFO almost to a complete stage.
This morning I did finish hand stitching one of the blue appliqués down to the background and have just prepped one more blue to stitch as I have time. I added the blocks around the pink and purple this morning. I'll pull some black and blue sometime this week to finish off the others into 16 inch blocks. There are 4 still waiting for middles and their backgrounds....I'm sure they will get completed in the next two months as yellow and red have yet to come up in the RSC Challenge this year, and those are the remaining colors of my dresdens - red, maroon, yellow and brown.
Linking up with Kathy's Quilts and the other slow stitchers today. Head on over and take a peek.
9 comments:
I love your Dresden's--the blue one is beautiful!!
the dresdens are gorgeous but oh my I have loved that quilt that you are binding ever since I saw it.
Your dresdens are beautiful. I really like that black one. Enjoy stitching the bindind on that pretty quilt. I love the fabrics.
Congratulations on an almost finished UFO. I don't think there is anything as satisfying as finishing a UFO ... well, unless starting a new quit, or buying more fabric or... It's a lovely quilt.
It's always time to celebrate when we get near a finish! Your dresden quilt is lovely!
Oh, the Lori Smith quilt is so Pretty! The fabrics work really well together. I also like your use of a purple bow in the 1857 bouquet from a previous post. Nice work.
Your Dresdens are just lovely and how nice you have a finish coming around.
So excited for you to have the QSQA almost finished! I wish I could say the same, but I've been distracted by other finishes.
Enjoy the binding!
Gorgeous Dresdens! I am seriously thinking about copying your idea and adding borders to mine during next year's RSC!
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