Wednesday, January 5, 2011

One Year and One Day


Seams


All



Sewn

Upstairs sewing area, Blacksburg, VA- Jan 5, 2011

Seems



Bedroom, Blacksburg VA- Jan 5, 2010

All
Sown 




One year and one day ago I started this quilt top.
I had a pattern but of course I did not stick to that.
I had a timetable.
A very realistic time table
with plenty of time to wander and return.
The next step will be to hand the quilt over
(to a friend)
to be machine quilted-
Another realistic move-
it is 
too BIG
to hand quilt.


Over on Joanne's blog Whole Latte Life
she posed the question -
"Do you come into the new year as a lion or a lamb?"
The responses in the comment section 
make this post really fun.
My answer:
  I am a lion in sheep's clothing-
kind of scary huh? 

My work style tends to be rather 
 me
                 and
ering

and
indirect -

but my courage bubbles up 
and keeps me moving in a general direction.
With that my quilt top is completed!


Delayed by a day- 
Delayed by a dog- 

Done in a year and a day.




Here is a link to the day I began my quilt top- 

8 comments:

  1. That's a beauty, and Princess Peppers approves.

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  2. What a beautiful project to fill a year and a day with! There seems to be a certain comfort to the whole process. I hope 2011 is roaring with creativity for you ...

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  3. The year and a day spent on this project was well worth-while.

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  4. Congratulations on completing your quilt! It's beautiful. I have an unfinished one glaring at me from a dusty corner of my spare room....I stand in awe at your stick-with-it-ness.

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  5. Sharon- It is always a good day when the family pet has their say. We do love our animals don't we? hugs- teri

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  6. Joanne- There is a sense of great comfort in the process- But there is even greater comfort sleeping under a quilt that you have made yourself. Makes me want to purr!

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  7. George- yes there is nothing like sleeping under a home made quilt!

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  8. Carolynn- Quilts do tend to glare from corners until they are rest happily on a bed- I have several more quilts that are still glaring! Hugs- teri

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