And I got it. Not feeling to well and not getting too much quilting done. Just a little applique.
Here are the balance of the marathon sewing I did last weekend.
I just finished the applique on this quilt top. It is called Everyday Patchwork. It was a free Sew Along by Cheri Payne that she held on her blog. The applique really makes the quilt.
I also finished my Speedwell Quilt top.
This quilt top was so easy to make. I got it all cut out in a couple of hours. This is a free pattern that was posted on the Moda Bake Shop Blog. I've already got plans for making another one in a different color. The pattern calls for using a layer cake.
Here are all the blocks I have made so far for the Splendid Sampler Quilt. For some reason this picture is fuzzy. Hopefully when I get more blocks done I can get a better picture.
Well, I'm going to go sit and put my feet up, watch some TV and drink some Ginger Ale.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.
Hugs, Cathy
Here are the balance of the marathon sewing I did last weekend.
I just finished the applique on this quilt top. It is called Everyday Patchwork. It was a free Sew Along by Cheri Payne that she held on her blog. The applique really makes the quilt.
I also finished my Speedwell Quilt top.
This quilt top was so easy to make. I got it all cut out in a couple of hours. This is a free pattern that was posted on the Moda Bake Shop Blog. I've already got plans for making another one in a different color. The pattern calls for using a layer cake.
Here are all the blocks I have made so far for the Splendid Sampler Quilt. For some reason this picture is fuzzy. Hopefully when I get more blocks done I can get a better picture.
Well, I'm going to go sit and put my feet up, watch some TV and drink some Ginger Ale.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.
Hugs, Cathy
So sorry you are unwell. Yes, there is such a thing as being too sick to sew. : )
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of progress to look at and enjoy while you let your body recuperate.
Yuck! Hope you feel better. Real bummer with spring in the air
ReplyDeleteOh no. Not sick again. But you are still getting some stitching done. I so like the dark border with applique on the Cheri design.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better very soon. Your projects are all wonderful. Can't beat the freebies offered online!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry that you are not feeling well! Take care of yourself because the flu can be dangerous. Lots of liquids and sleep. Love your finishes.
ReplyDeleteOh Cathy no!!! I hope you're feeling better soon! Are you drinking Vernor's? Best medicine there is. :) I love love love both your quilt tops!!! And congrats to your granddaughter on the win, what an awesome thing - I would have loved to have seen that escort they got!
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon. That is nasty stuff.
ReplyDeleteDera Cathy,
ReplyDeletewishing you a speedy recovery, glad you got to sew so many beautiful things anyway.
Greetings,
Sylvia
sorry to hear you're not feeling well! bummer. ginger ale is my go to.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are looking good and the applique is too. You really were on a marathon
Your marathon sewing produced some beautiful quilts. Now rest up and feel better.
ReplyDeleteYour projects are beautiful. Love the appliqué in the first one and how the pink fabric is stealing the show in your Splendid Sampler blocks. Think I will have to go pin the middle pattern from the bake shop ;) Take care and get some rest!
ReplyDeleteI saw that pattern at Moda Bake Shop and loved it too! Hopefully by now you are feeling well for Easter weekend!
ReplyDeleteI hope by now you are feeling better and back to sewing. We've been fighting it here too.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear that you've got the flu....yuck! Yes, ginger ale has healing qualities!
ReplyDeleteYou've gotten lots done. I love your quilt top from Cheri's sewalong. The applique adds just the right touch!
I hope you feel better soon!