Wednesday, 20 August 2014

SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT

 Preparation for hand piecing is a rather slow process considering I usually need to convert the instructions into determining the correct measurements and making templates. Once the fabric pieces are traced and cut the fun begins. This Civil War quilt is the largest "little" quilt I have made and finally I can see it coming together.




I am about to embark on a needle turning adventure with this stitchery block I completed.




The next stitchery is half done.






Now I am itching to make some projects from Primitive Quilts magazine that I recently subscribed to. I also bought my first crochet magazine which has heaps of lovely projects in it with instructions on various crochet stitches. So, it looks like some more crocheting will be happening soon.

 
 
 
I have read 3 books this month. 2 light reads and one biographical book. I have always had a fascination to learn more about Margaret Brown aka Molly Brown. What an incredible woman!
 
 
 
 
 
Well, I'm off to get some stitching done. Angel Blessings to you all.

5 comments:

  1. Hi Ondrea,boy your mini quilt is looking awesome and i love your Rosalie block,well done my friend on your beautiful work,enjoy your mags and your day my friend.xx

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  2. You have a lot of patience Ondrea!!! The little Civil War quilt is beautiful. Good stitching with the needle turn:)

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  3. Love those projects....nice to see you are keeping busy.....the books look good...

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  4. You have a lot to enjoy !!
    Florence

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  5. Oh there looks to be many many small pieces in that civil war quilt. Such patience.

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