Did you realize this is our 100th post? Here’s to the next 100! Speical thanks to Ruth for guilting us into a few of those to get us into the habit.
I have to say, I do a pretty horrible job with quilt
photography. It is always a last-minute
recordkeeping task rather than something that is likely to turn out to be a
quality photo. I wanted to review what I’d
accomplished sewing-wise in 2013 and decided that a blog post with a few photo
collages might be the best way for me to remember what exactly I’d spent my
time on last year. It turns out that I
am even less proficient with photo collages so you’ll have to bear with
me. This was only my second turn at it
and, again, I put function over form.
Here goes.
I was surprised to see how many charity quilts I
finished. Some of the things that helped
me in that area were the Wildwood charity sewing day, digging through Dianne’s
leftovers, and a more realistic review of some of my stash (cut up those
flannels and big prints I’ll never use!).
These are all of my finishes that were given to family and
friends. I’ve decided that it is silly
for all of these tops to be hanging in the closet instead of on beds. The biggest challenge is that I seemed to
really enjoy making queen sized tops for the first few years. I’m slowly and steadily working through the
pile, though, and I’m using up quite a few yards for backs, too.
I managed to keep up with some of the challenges this year,
too. Thankfully, these are small pieces.
Fellow Divas, I hope you are getting your fabric together
and revving your engines in preparation for the Jelly Roll Race on February 22. It’s always a crowd pleaser and, of course,
everyone gets a specially chosen prize!
