
Next on my agenda for that day was to put together the back for the Sunbonnet Sue quilt. The lady who I'm making this for had included some yardage, so I just had to chop it in half and put it back together again - easy!
Later that evening I pinned the quilt and set to quilting, and wouldn't you believe it, I ran out of the pink thread! I'm experiencing deja vu here :-) Because I was due at the quilt store today, I decided not to run out and get thread locally but to wait. So ... this meant I was looking for something to do last night ...

They're in my Etsy store if you're interested ...
This evening after I pick up Amy from netball, I'll get busy quilting some more on Sunbonnet Sue - I think I have a customer dropping off two more quilts for me tomorrow, so I need to get busy!
Hope you all have a grrrrrrrrreat Halloween everyone!
6 comments:
The coasters look great Tazzie!!! Have u seen the new Thimbleberries range??? I love their fabrics yet this range is quite disappointing!!
Good luck with the Sunbonnet Sue quilt, it looks great!!!
Great projects by YOU, as usual!
Geeeez Girl, do you stop for breath?
I like the Sue quilt.
your quilting is so wonderful. What kind of machine do you use?
Do you do the feathers/designs freehand.
Thanks.
Mary
How fun!! I love that Sun Bonnett Sue quilt.
JulieQ
Everything is so pretty. You really have an eye for color.
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