Why is it I feel most inspired to sit down at the sewing machine and finish projects when I should be in the kitchen making cookies?

I have about four quilt tops that have been waiting for me to quilt and bind, and this one was calling my name to come and finish it this past week.

I have wanted to utilize a couple of my big prints that I could never tie into a small scale quilt. After it was finished and washed I realized how much I like the way the panels were scrunched up nice and tight, and I really liked the contrast of the
quilt and the white binding.
1 comment:
Love the collage of material. This LJ is how quilts were made by your great-great grandmother. Would love to lie down on a quilt during summer visits to her farm and pick out remnants of family shirt and dress material. Hope you get snow and fishing done in the future---sled and seining (sp) net are in transit to you as I "speak."
Love ya,
Ma
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