The weeks have flown by.
I had my Local Community Service Week early this month and my calendar
has been jam-packed.
My Quilts of Valor (QOV) group was to have a medium-size
presentation (11 quilts) and a planned large presentation (30 quilts) plus
several individual presentations and we started the year with zero quilts on
hand. Everybody in our group was
enthused to get busy. I was given a
lovely quilt top to quilt, but it had an issue:
Did you see the block facing the wrong way? So, even though it had its borders on, I couldn’t leave it
that way:
It wasn’t a hard fix and now its lines are all straight:
And onto the frame it went to be quilted with a panto called
Stardust:
Then it got returned to the group to get its binding sewn on
and a label put on by hand (I don’t do any hand sewing, but some members of my
group are delighted to do that part, thank heavens!).
And, of course, I had to finish up my QOVFoundation Mystery
Quilt for 2017. This quilt was designed
by Sandy Berg of Raspberry Bramble Designs who coordinated the mystery. It was fun to sew. The pattern is available here: http://2017qovmystery.weebly.com/
This is a little of my progress as I waited in between
receiving clues:
See those little post-it notes on the computer? I highly recommend you label your pieces as
you go as Sandy suggests ... The result is grand!
It went off to another quilter since I have only done edge-to-edge
pantos so far and it is more likely to get some special quilting with another
quilter.
More on my Local Community Service Week activities in tomorrow’s
post.
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