Good Morning! My office desk is covered in 1099's, W2's, and all other assortment of end of the year paperwork that I must get completed. The joys of owning your own business! Many people pay an accountant to do this, but was encouraged during the 1980's recession to complete them myself and I've continued that until this day.
With that said, I've done no new sewing since my Wednesday post and thought I'd share photos of my Sally Post quilt which I just took better photos of.
The amazing quilting was done by my long time friend and machine quilter, Kathy McCarty. She's located in Ohio and if you are looking for a quilter, let me know and I'll send you her email.
Here's my Instagram for the past several days.
I had a wonderful Zoom lecture with the Northwest Quilters this week. They asked some great questions and now that we are online it's not as easy to turn to the quilt and answer those questions. I'll be adding to my notes! If your guild is looking for a lecture or workshop it is likely I'm available! I'd love it if you'd consider me for your guild. It looks like we'll be online for a few more months at least.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Lori me encanta tu Sally!!
ReplyDeleteDisfrute haciendo este, es uno de mis favoritos.
Eres muy trabajadora ( llevar contabilidad de un negocio, requiere mucho trabajo)
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Such a beautiful quilt--you did a super piece of work on this love the colors and setting
ReplyDeletehugs, Julierose
I love this one. And the quilting is amazing, so authentic!.
ReplyDeleteI looked and looked and do not see the three rows facing out?
see how the flower stems point toward the sides and not up and down with the stems going down toward the bottom ( foot) of the quilt?
DeleteYour Sally Post is beautiful. I have most of the blocks completed and I am making the pattern on the bias, so I will change the final setting.
ReplyDeleteMy Beyond the Cherie Trees is done and I love it too.
I am making the Dottie one, and I am following your progress on that one too.
Enjoy your quilting time.
I guess I do not understand what that means- making the pattern on the bias. I'd love to know!
Deleteperhaps she means on point?
DeleteWell, mine are on point as well... lol
DeleteThis is such a great quilt. The designs and color scheme are all so happy!
ReplyDeleteI'd love it if in one of your next posts, tell us when you made this quilt and its dimensions. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDo you know you are a "no reply" commenter? I'd love to be able to respond to your comments directly!
DeleteReally loved the bubble gum pink sashing on this one. It was a joy to quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt and the machine quilting is gorgeous for it - really emulates fancy old hand quilting. It's just a charming quilt in every way!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is very pretty and the pink with red is lovely.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this quilt so much! The colors just make me sigh.:)
ReplyDeleteits a beautiful quilt.........goodluck on the bookwork I do my own also for you business.......its a love hate relationship.......
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