Sunday, September 25, 2016

Slow Stitching Sunday...

After some time doing some things that need to get done I really hope to have a nice afternoon of relaxing with some slow stitching and pool time. Not at the same time though, hehehe.

I finished that last square of hand quilting last night and need to find and mark the first border for stitching on my fireworks quilt. That is my planned project for hand stitching today.

I also really need to print out more inklingo shapes for my lemoyne stars to work on in the car line this week. Time to load the new ink into the printer so I can get that done.

Head on over and see what others are hand stitching on this lovely Sunday of Slow Stitching.

12 comments:

CathieJ said...

I always read that marking should be done prior to sandwiching and have always had my markings disappear. I find it interesting that you will be marking your first border after quilting the body. I really like that idea.

Karen - Quilts...etc. said...

I usually mark as I go on the quilting frame and not before hand too

The Joyful Quilter said...

What a beautiful quilt!! Looking forward to seeing it all quilted up.

Carla A Few Of My Favorite Things said...

Oh so far it looks fantastic. Looking forward to how you will quilt the borders.

Kalicocreations said...

Your quilt is very pretty! Looking forward to seeing it finished.

Monica said...

I will be interested to see how your Lemoyne Star works out with the Inklingo. It must feel good to be down to the border now on your fireworks quilt!

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

You have such a busy life but always manage to get some lovely stitching in as well :)

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

Having said that it occured to me that everything that you are doing with your children right now...is also a form of stitching ; weaving a tapestry of memories and a foundation for them

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

Having said that it occured to me that everything that you are doing with your children right now...is also a form of stitching ; weaving a tapestry of memories and a foundation for them

Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow said...

You have such a busy life but always manage to get some lovely stitching in as well :)

Kaja said...

I hope you managed to get some peaceful stitching in - your quilt is looking lovely -just those borders to go.

Debra said...

Very pretty fireworks quilt. Hope you had lots of stitching time (and pool time) yesterday!