Posts Tagged ‘Quiltskipper’
Quarantine Quilting Week 4 – Frustration and a finish (almost)
I’ve almost finished my virus quilt (no name yet) and have moved on to my tablecloth quilt. I received a sweet reminder note from the Houston people that the due date for submissions to the Houston International Quilt Show was just 4 1/2 weeks away. Yikes – I’d better get busy! But first, my…
Read MoreQuarantine Quilting – Week 3, scattered, organizing and playing
I started thinking I did not have much to say this week but a peek at my photos for the week showed otherwise. I have not completed anything but I have worked really hard all week in bits and pieces: This drives me crazy! Working on several projects at a time gives me a mess.…
Read MorePart 2: Quarantine quilting – the tale of a scattered serial quilter
Apparently “scattered serial quilter” is my new normal. When I am traveling to teach and lecture, I just can’t have 3 or 4 projects going at once. My brain can’t handle it and my studio needs to be organized enough that I can stop a project and prep for my gig. So this makes…
Read MoreQuarantine quilting – the tale of a scattered serial quilter
This week was scattered – mask-making, working my whole cloth tablecloth, playing with Lumiere paint, fixing some annoying computer/laptop/phone issues and starting a pieced quilt top that I may or may not finish. You know the apocalypse is nearing when you find me piecing, so there’s that too. So here’s where I land on…
Read MoreQuarantine sewing
It’s kind of hard to have a compelling blog post during a quarantine. It’s not like I went to a fabulous quilt show this week or had a super fun gig at a fabulous location. But I have been productive in a very different way this week. I find it very hard to sit still…
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