So, I normally try to blog a couple of times a week, but I have been busy with this:
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my little helper-likes to sit on my lap and watch the needle go up and down. Now, if he could only iron LOL. |
And this:
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My text book |
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I am enrolled in the local college in the Survey and Anatomy course. A condensed and very intense class because it's over the summer. Leaves little time for other things, like quilting. Between work, school and kids home, I am stretched a bit thin. It's only for a year though, I am training to be a medical assistant, the heavy course load starts in August. Looking forward to it though.
I have though, been doing a few little things, like coming up with a deadbar for my frame. I get really tired of having to move the take up roller up every few passes. So, here is what I came up with:
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a couple scrap pieces of wood, a 3/4 inch pvc pipe with end caps, and some screws and I have a dead bar. |
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on the frame |
Here is a practice piece, I was trying out some new designs. I also have been going through some old quilting books I have had for years, and this was one of the designs I updated for rotary cutting:
What do you think? I am thinking of making a whole quilt with these colors, I think I have enough of the fabric to do it.
Well, off to lala land, gotta work tomorrow.
Happy Quilting,
Marianne
I am so proud of you :) I hope school goes well for you... Love your quilts...
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Anatomy - Lord have mercy! It's making my brain hurt, just thinking about it. School is so intense that it pushes everything else out of the way. It's a good thing you have quilting to help lift you out of that world even just for a little bit.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of quilting - love that brown and white. White on white prints are my absolute favorite. And you've made it look so sophisticated with that brown. Impressive. Wish I had thought of that - it may be yet another of your ideas that I borrow.
Deb
Very clever to figure out a deadbar for this frame. Way to go! Laura in Sugar Land, TX
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