Monday, June 28, 2021
Got some stuff done
I needed to move the quilt pieces for the odds and ends top.  I needed my bigger design wall for the flannel quilt top so I sewed together most of the top and moved the sections to the smaller design wall.  I need to figure out another fabric to use to add a bit more size to the top.  I drew lines for the seams that still need sewn.  It is hard to take a good picture since this wall is blocked by my big table.
I sewed and sewed all day Saturday to get enough blocks made for the flannel quilt.  On Sunday, I started sewing the blocks into rows.  I have the bottom 4 rows sewn together and the next two rows above it sew together.  The Tour de France and Fast and Furious movies kept me company while I sewed.
I did take a break and do a bit of straightening up.  I needed a place to put all the flannel strips left for the next quilt.  I cleaned off the table in the fabric storage room that was covered in quilts.  I needed a place for them so I cleaned out a closet in the next room with a shelf of clothing that I no longer needed.  So after a couple hours I had a nice place to put the flannel.  I also moved the totes that need sewn together here too.  Now the big table is empty and ready when I go to pin baste the flannel quilt. 
Here is the progress on the Xmas stocking.  I didn't have as much time last week to work on it, but I did make progress and am getting close to finishing it.  Here is where I was and where I am now.
I am getting down to the little details.  For the candle flames the chart shows three colors each one stitch!  The candles are far apart so I cannot carry the thread from one candle to the next.  
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The flannel quilt is wonderful. But, I can’t wait to see more of the odds and ends quilt. So original!
The flannel quilt is wonderful. But, I can’t wait to see more of the odds and ends quilt. So original!
I like the layout of the flannel quilt. It looks like a big one.
I am loving the layout of the flannel quilt! That stitching on the candle flames would probably be the end for me. I could see myself using some fabric paint instead.
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