In my pattern of light/medium/light/medium/light/dark, I need a ring of lights next. I will need 60 of these, so time to get basting. But before I start that I must attend to some other stuff, like:
- finishing sewing the binding on George's quilt
- making some Christmas presents ( I shamefully didn't manage to get a thing made in July for Allie's Christmas Through the Year challenge)
- getting Waif's quilt layered and basted ready to quilt
I will, of course, be continuing with my good things journal:
And, eek, it's two thirds of the way thru the ICAD Challenge:
And the, on the 13th August, there's the small matter of the Festival of Quilts.Woooooohooooooooo! Excited, me??! Ooh, no, I am very composed.
Have fun at the FoQ and make sure you grab a 10% voucher for Mandy's stall and go and say hi to her! (see my blog about a week or ten days ago for the voucher if you haven't grabbed it already)
ReplyDeleteGoodness me. What a list! I'd sit quietly with George's quilt and do some gentle sewing. Enjoy the FoQ. Wish I was coming with you.
ReplyDeleteBTW - proposed Norfolk visit is off (sniff).
Love your hexagon quilt start. Can't imagine the patience that it takes to sew all those together. Wowza.
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ReplyDeleteI am in love with your hexagon quilt!
wow, I have been wanting to do something like this.
I love the scale of yours.
what size hexies are you using?
paper???
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Kathie
You've got your hands full with all those projects! Your scrap quilt is looking great.
ReplyDeleteYour hexagon quilt looks amazing! I love Waif's quilt too. Great projects, Viv!!
ReplyDeleteYour hexagon work is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, where does the time go? Love your hexagons! At least you are finishing up projects!
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