Happy to say I’ve completed my primary April goal (OMG) to quilt
and bind this flannel crib quilt.
I enjoyed the look of this pile of binding in the making.
I picked up this lime polka dot fabric at Sugar Town Quilt
Company in Cranbrook, however I was a bit short for the backing and was able to
find this fun zig zag at Along Came Quilting in Calgary.
Quilted with the Popcorn pantograph by Jodi Beamish, one of
my favs for baby quilts.
I also had a secondary goal which was to complete this sweater - my Marchgoal - which got completely derailed due to the COVID19 pandemic, I was so
distracted last month. I’m happy to say I finished it this month as well.
The sweater is called Split Diamond Crewneck and is from a
Kaffe Fassett & Zoe Hunt book called Family Album: Knitting for Children and Adults. It has 27 different colours of yarn in it.
I am delighted with this Finish, as it was too many
years in the making.
I have to add that this sweater was completed mostly in
Finishing School, a weekly workshop/meeting that I host through the Maker
Studio at Mount Royal University Library.
Every Thursday from 12:30 to 1:30 pm many of us gather to do handwork
and many projects get completed while having interesting conversation, lending
advice and offering encouragement and support.
During our ‘work from home’ order we have now moved to Virtual FinishingSchool (click and scroll down to Finish School) anyone is invited to join us, you just need to register and use a
Chrome browser.
So happy to be participating in Elm Street Quilts One MonthlyGoal (OMG), check out some of the other completed projects or join in the fun, there
are great sponsors and prizes.
“Instead of worrying about what you cannot
control, shift your energy to what you can create.” ~ Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
Wow! 2 goals completed this month. Your quilt is beautiful and your sweater is amazing! I am in awe of your talent. I have yet to master using more than one color.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteFantastic finishes, Edith!! Both bright and cheerful, too. Perfect to lift your spirits during these scary times!
ReplyDeleteYour sweater looks like it was designed for a quilter! Perfect!
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