Ok I hope that this works!!
This is the Quilt on a King Sized bed. It is basically finished, I have to add two more rows on the sides and then the boarders, backing and binding. Looks sooo different on a bed.
This is a family heirloom quilting frame. It was awesome to see a quilt on it again.
Now for some stats!
Number of individual pieces: 1526 approx
Number of Metes of White Thread: 2000 approx
Number of yards of Silver thread: 500 approx
Number of sewing needles that were broken: 20 (at least!)
Number of sewing machines that were "broke" in the creation of this project: 3 1 burned out and 2 have timing issues.
Number of time my OCC made me change the pattern of the quilt: I stopped counting after 10!
I will be posting more pictures of a finished quilt. (It is currently traveling so other family members can see it.) Until then, I will be looking at the quilt tops that I have finished and see what I can do to finish them and get them ready for sale. I also am going to be making more Spit Bibs to have on hand. Pictures of them will also be added. I am also thinking of adding Primitive Embroidery to my the mix as well.
If anyone can think of things that might sell well, please let me know. I am always looking for something new and exciting to try out!
Happy crafting!
This is the Quilt on a King Sized bed. It is basically finished, I have to add two more rows on the sides and then the boarders, backing and binding. Looks sooo different on a bed.
This is a family heirloom quilting frame. It was awesome to see a quilt on it again.
Now for some stats!
Number of individual pieces: 1526 approx
Number of Metes of White Thread: 2000 approx
Number of yards of Silver thread: 500 approx
Number of sewing needles that were broken: 20 (at least!)
Number of sewing machines that were "broke" in the creation of this project: 3 1 burned out and 2 have timing issues.
Number of time my OCC made me change the pattern of the quilt: I stopped counting after 10!
I will be posting more pictures of a finished quilt. (It is currently traveling so other family members can see it.) Until then, I will be looking at the quilt tops that I have finished and see what I can do to finish them and get them ready for sale. I also am going to be making more Spit Bibs to have on hand. Pictures of them will also be added. I am also thinking of adding Primitive Embroidery to my the mix as well.
If anyone can think of things that might sell well, please let me know. I am always looking for something new and exciting to try out!
Happy crafting!
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