I am not a fan of having multiple works in progress when it comes to craft. When it comes to craft I work best to complete something under pressure. Pressure this January arrived in the desire to knit, quilt, stitch or crochet some sweet things for our first little bub.
You see I'm getting quite nesty these days. I have been content with cleaning the house for the past 4 weeks. Oh school holidays you are the best! There has been an uncommon urge of constant cleaning of our floors and carpets, organising and labelling (DYMO labeller - a household and classroom teacher must!) of kitchen spice shelves, hanging of lovely organised compartments in the laundry cupboard, putting up a new bathroom medicine cabinet .... to name a few.. I won't even go into the gorgeous things that are happening with the nursery and our old feral blue (now sand coloured) carpets!
So now that this huge sweet vintage sheet quilt is finished the creative bones in my body, which have not been exercised for quite some months I may add, can get to planning.
Previous posts about this quilt:
- flea market finds The hunting and gathering of the sheets.
- mail happiness The epic vintage sheet quilt swap.
- my creative space Just sweet Lucy snoozing beside the washed sheets.
- vintage sheet quilt The planning and cutting.
- where is my flippin seam ripper?!!?! Experiencing frustration.
- my creative space The joys of a free motion quilting foot!
An an even more exciting note - bubs has made my tummy pop over the past 2 weeks. It's really happening now! We're quite amazed by the whole rounded tummy deal ... it's been written on by the boy and is sung to daily. I am just LOVING being pregnant these days - finally :)
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It's a very beautiful quilt & the colour of the binding is glorious!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, that's very exciting! I LOVED being pregnant, loved it! Your quilt is stunning..x
ReplyDeletequilt looks gorgeous. did you do the meandering quilting bit yourself? And so great that your at the loving being pregnant stage, it really is the best!
ReplyDeleteWow your quilt is so lovely.
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