It is still a rather toasty heat wave here so staying indoors and sewing seems to be the best alternative. Our oldest daughter is back out from Colorado for a two week visit. Her husband's brother has had some medical issues so as she has a very extensive medical background she has arrived to help him deal with a variety of medial appointments. As she is also a relatively new quilter with only about 18 months under her belt, we will be spending some time in the sewing room together.
She arrived with this finished project we worked on together when she was out in June. Just binding to put on now.
And this quilt is finished and ready for binding too. I was really impressed with this project. All the different sizes of blocks that were put together was a real accomplishment for a new quilter.Plus two new runner projects we put together for her. In her office at her work she keeps a small Christmas tree that is decorated for all sorts of yearly holidays, Halloween, Easter, and a variety of others. A cabinet also has a runner on it to match the holdiay theme along with some candy treats for visitors. Some new fun Christmas runners seemed like a good addition. Lots of binding to accomplish this coming two weeks.
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Enjoy this sewing time with your daughter! Her quilt is wonderful, great layout. Have fun together!
ReplyDeleteboth quilts are beautiful! I luv the background color on both
ReplyDeleteSo nice to stitch with your daughter.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the time with your daughter. I personally love doing bindings! It's almost therapeutic, plus: here comes the finish! Ta-da!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your daughter. I know you will.
ReplyDeleteI had a friend that did the same thing with Christmas trees. Stayed up all year long and she would decorate for each holiday. I miss her so.
I love all things Christmas. Beautiful.
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How wonderful that your daughter is becoming a confident quilter! I would love to have my daughter quilt with me, but it's not her thing. Such fun projects she has brought to finish up. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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So much wonderful quilt sewing and time with your daughter too!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you two will have a wonderful visit.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy sewing time with your daughter!
ReplyDeleteHow terrific to stitch with your daughter. I'm impressed with her layout of the different sized blocks. What fun to have a small tree to decorate at the office for the various holidays!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteHi Donnalee, it's so nice that you are quilting with your daughter! It's a great thing to have in common. Thanks so much for linking up to Free Motion Mavericks. Take care.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to stitch with your daughter. That is so great that she is able to help with the medical conditions - what a blessing
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