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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Sewing when I'm not sewing!

Sewing doesn't always mean sitting in front of a sewing machine.  I sew a little each day, and something I am sitting with my feet up in my recliner! 

I have been elected to be the quilt hemmer in the NFQ.  That means that I bring home most of the quilts when they are ready for their binding.  Right now I have 8 quilts waiting in the wings.

I finished 2 yesterday and turned them in today.


 Both of these tops were tied, and are now hemmed.  This bottom one is a Wizard of OZ series, and I just love the colors.


These are the next quilts waiting to be bound.  Since this photo was taken, I have two more done and a third about 1/3 done.  I hope to have at least 2 more done to turn in this Wednesday!  Hand sewn binding is the way they like them for the Sale/Auction.

Linking to: Blossom Heart Quilts!, Let's Bee Social!, My Go Go Life!

13 comments:

  1. Oh...how purty does that bundle of gorgeous quilts look sitting there in all their glory!! You are a treasure, Miss Vicki!!

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  2. That pile of completed quilts is the most rewarding feeling isn't it! Your work on these is truly a work of heart!

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  3. I agree that a hand finished binding does look very nice. But what a load of work that is. And seeing the pile growing... I would be tempted to just start sewing them by machine and turning them in that way. You are a trooper, Vicki!

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  4. You are amazing! I have to say I enjoy the process of hand sewing bindings but it is time consuming indeed. What a lovely pile of beautiful work!

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  5. I love hand sewing binding - good luck to you with that pile but I know you're so fast you'll be through them in no time :D

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  6. Simply lovely! You certainly have lots to keep you busy :) Hugs and blessings!

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  7. Kind girl! taking that work on. Your fabric is lovely.

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  8. great stack of work and beautiful quilts!

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  9. I can't believe you finished hand sewing all those bindings already, Vicki! You are sew determined! And you work is a great benefit to your cause. Great job!

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  10. There must be smoke coming off that little needle!! I enjoy hand sewing too, but I don't think I could finish the amount of work you do in the same time. The quilts do look cozy all folded up together :) Wendy x

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  11. Lovely quilts! It is heart warming how each person contributes their strengths to the group to make people's lives a little cosier.

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  12. Pretty quilts. I sure hope you enjoy the hand binding!

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