In my last post I said I was going to work at finishing projects.
While I was digging through stuff, trying to decide which project to work at, I came across this little arrowhead quilt.
For backing and binding I used green fabric. The quilting shows better on the back of the quilt.
I stitched 1/2" from the horizontal and vertical seam lines of the block then diagonally both directions of the X in the center of the blocks.
This little quilt has finished 25.5" by 32.5".
At the spring retreat, I was given a bag with fabric yardage. The ladies donating the fabric requested it be used for charity quilts. I have used several large pieces of that yardage for comforter backing.
Also in that bag was this little wall quilt. I had stuck it in the bag with the arrowhead flimsy. I quilted that quilt after I finished the arrowhead quilt.
I used black fabric for the backing and binding of this quilt. This little quilt is 30" square.
I'm going to drop these little quilts off at our local nursing home the next time I'm in Wakarusa for use as lap quilts. Hopefully they're small enough they won't be caught in wheelchair tires.
I didn't wash the quilts, I'll let the nursing home do that. These maybe small finishes but they're finishes!
This is the view off of our north porch. We have a lot of trees at the new place but we're used to trees and leaves.We're settled in now and it feels like home!
Several people expressed concern about me being warm in my basement sewing space during the winter. To be honest, it never occurred to me that heat wouldn't be installed in the basement of a new house. Even the cellar in our old farmhouse was warm from the heat of the furnace. The new house has heat ducts so I'm just fine.
Dampness is a larger concern to me. I ran the dehumidifier all summer long, in fact I just unplugged it earlier this week.
Linking to Needle & Thread Thursday, Put Your Foot Down, TGIFF!, Peacock Party, Whoop Whoop Party, Finished or Not Friday, Off the Wall Friday, Patchwork & Quilts





