Sunday, April 9, 2017

A Week of Quilting

Much progress was made this week with the quilting on my blue churn dash quilt and the 3rd row of white square are completed.


Left side borders.


Left quilted squares.


The two center squares. 


Right quilted squares.


Right side borders.

I rolled and then quilted row 4 churn dash blocks.


Left side border. It doesn't look very different the above photo.


Left 2 churn dash blocks.

You can see I am quilting part of the white square block in between the churn dashes.


Next 2 churn dash blocks.

The only thing different is the quilting in the white squares.


Churn dash blocks 5 & 6.


And churn dash block 7 and the right side borders.

I rolled again after taking the pictures. The next row of white square blocks is the very center of the quilt. When they are quilted, I will be halfway finished with the quilting!

Linking to Kathy's Slow Sunday StitchingQuilting is More Fun than Housework, Em's ScrapbagLove Laugh Quilt, Show & Tell Monday, BOM's Away, Fiber TuesdayEsther's Wednesday WOW!, sew, stitch, snap, SHAREMy Quilt Infatuation, Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Finished Or Not FridayCrazy Mom Quilts

48 comments:

  1. I love your blue and white quilt...the quilting is really setting off your piecing...perfect!

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  2. Your quilting is beautiful and really complements the quilt!

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    1. Thank you. This isn't going to be a fast quilted quilt but I'm enjoying the time creating.

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  3. this quilting is really so great! so nice and neat and a wonderful pattern for this quilt

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  4. Your quilting photos have reminded me to pick up my hoop that is sitting right in front of me. Your quilting stencils are so pretty. Enjoy your stitching.

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    1. I'd enjoy seeing more about your quilt on your blog. Have a relaxing week.

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  5. Wow! What a masterpiece you are creating. Beautiful.

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    1. I never know for sure how a stencil is going to look for sure when I mark the quilt top. I am very pleased with how the quilting is turning out.

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  6. You are making great progress! I love how the white blocks are quilted differently... it adds so much interest to the quilt!

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  7. Your quilting is gorgeous -- it really is quite beautiful!! :)

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  8. The hand quilting is wonderful. It is a beautiful quilt. What a treasure!

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  9. Your quilting is stunning! Thanks for linking up with Oh Scrap!

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  10. The quilt is coming along nicely. Amazing how hand quilting gives life to a quilt top.

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  11. Very amazing progress so quickly! You must be enjoying many hours with needle and thread.

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    1. I am enjoying the time spent quilting. I find it very relaxing.

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  12. Lovely quilt and lovely qu8ilting!

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  13. Your border design is lovely (as is it all!).

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    1. Thank you. I am very pleased with the way the quilting is looking.

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  14. Beautiful quilting. Thank you for sharing all the photos.

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    1. Thank you. I'm afraid you all will get bored with the same project every week but it's what I'm working on.

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  15. Well Ms Gretchen! Another masterpiece! It is amazing how a quilt with the same block takes on a whole new look with your beautiful quilting! Stunning!

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    1. I am so pleased with how this quilt is turning out.

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  16. Absolutely gorgeous.....I so love your handwork! Where do you find so much time to handquilt when you have so many chores also. I just don't seem to be able to get so much done. Do you do your stitching in a chair in your lap or at a frame? No one appreciates hand quilting like a machine quilter! That's me!

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    1. I have a quilting frame that I sit at. In the winter I don't have much farm work during the day. Morning and evening chores, yes, during the day, no unless my husband is gone then I need to do some daytime chores. That doesn't happen very often. The grass is starting to green up around here and soon my leisure time will come to an end.

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  17. Thank you for your cooperation linking and inspiration Show and Tell Monday! Happy Easter / Bambi Hug

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  18. Wow - your quilting (hand) is amazing, This will be an heirloom piece when it's finished. Thanks for linking to Sew, Stitch, Snap Share also.

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  19. Your quilting is very beautiful!

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  20. I really enjoy watching your progress on this quilt! You accomplish more in a span of time than I could - so pretty, too. Thanks for linking at BOMs Away :D

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  21. Your quilting is beautiful! I have always loved bue & white quilts, yours is going to be an heirloom! Thanks for linking up to 'sew stitch snap SHARE'

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  22. Such pretty quilting! Fits the areas perfectly

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  23. OMG! Your quilting is exquisite. Glad there are still other hand-quilters out there besides me. LOVE your quilt.

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    1. Thank you for your kind remarks. It's nice to have a project to hand quilt in this hurry up world.

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  24. Oh my goodness, what stunning quilting!! How long have you been stitching this?

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    1. I made the first stitches on February 28th and now she is halfway completed. Spring is coming and I have work outside to do. I won't be able to hand quilt as much but I am hoping to have her completed by the middle of June, if not before.

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  25. The blue and white is just so crisp and lovely. You are doing a fabulous job on this quilt - it is stunning ~smile~
    Roseanne

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    1. I love blue and white quilts. I agree, I think they look cool, crisp and clean. Thanks!

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  26. That's a whole lot of hand stitchin', and it looks awesome!

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  27. It looks beautiful!! Well done on (nearly) reaching the half way mark!

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