I’ve been doing the best I can to get caught up on all the charity quilts that are here. Â There are lots so it’s going to take me a little while. Â I’m just thankful that my foot is allowing me to be that machine.
Previously I had tried to go in a “first in first out” mode but this time around I changed it up. Â I’m going from smaller to larger. Â I happen in get a whole bunch of baby to lap sized quilts. Â I am tackling them first. Â The quilts are smaller and I can do them in one setting. Â My foot is good but standing for a long time to do a large queen sized quilt wouldn’t be as easy.
Here’s a little showing of some that have been on the frame over the last week or so.
These quilts have been a joy to work on. Â They aren’t really big so I feel so accomplished saying that I worked all day with childcare and then went up and did a “whole” quilt in the evening.
Of course I did have to get the seam ripper out a time or two. Â It was nothing serious.
Quilt after quilt they are all so nice. Â Check out this one with the kitties on it….
This one was a little bit bigger…
This one was too.
Thanks so much ladies for sending these my way. Â I’m happy to say that I’m finally getting to them.
With all of these quilt tops that have been quilted I’ve not really touch my sewing machine at all. Â The entire week of sewing time was spent with these. Â That’s okay though. Â I seem to work in streaks. Â When I was laid up with my foot it was all piecing and no machine quilting…now the tables have turned.
I thought once the Bonnie Hunter mystery colors came out that I would push super hard and try to finish up all the UFOs that I could but I decided to change that up. Â Instead I am going to quilt all of the charity quilts that I can. Â I’m hoping I can get them caught up by the time the mystery starts. Â That’s just under a month from now. Â I’m going to have to stick to it to make that work…but that’s okay. Â It’s great to have a goal.
So volunteer binders…keep watch in your email box. Â I’ll likely be sending out notes to see if you’re up for tackling a binding on a quilt or two.
To see what others are working on, check out Patchwork Times.
Glad to read that you are healing well & can use long arm now! I enjoyed the pictures of the beautiful charity quilts. Thank you!
Looking all pretty ♥
They are all wonderful quilts, my applause to all. Where would we be without people like you?
you are so busy – looks like that machine has been kept busy
Aid be happy to help with binding if you need more volunteers.