Because of my arthritis, can do very little hand quilting. Can only afford to do about 15 minutes a day before my hands start feeling it. Now working on next to the last border - a sort of water lily.
One thing I can still do is machine quilt - this can be 15 - 20 minute sessions, so a bit more progress per day. That center motif had to be marked on the back - too dark to be able to see the marked lines otherwise.
I've added another border to my WIP #3 and finished all the rows for WIP #1. I hope to show you both completed tops at the next WIPs Be Gone which you can still link to here.
Till Friday, blessings,
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Your quilting looks Great Angie.
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is just fantastic.
ReplyDeletequilting is coming along well, such a shame you are restricted with your hands
ReplyDeleteAngie, this work is so lovely ! And, congratulations for all the progress you've made on your WIP's ! Your year is off to a fabulous start !
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, and happy quilting, from Marina and Daryl
GOOD WORK, I understand about only sewing for short times. Wish it could be more but I m grateful for the time I do quilt.
ReplyDeleteKathleen Mary
Great looking quilting, both. It's amazing how much you can do in 15-20 minutes, either kind of quilting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting. It's great that you haven't let arthritus stop you quilting all together.
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