My "Christmas Ojos No. 1" is
done and dusted!!
I have two others in the wings as I want
them to be sprinkled on tables
at Christmas time...
Seems like a long time since I've had
any kind of a "finish";)))
Here is how the quilting looks on the back;
I think it almost looks like
a subtle Shashiko-- a bit.
The binding fabric is left over from a project a made
a few years ago...it was all ready for me in
my "leftover binding" basket;))))
that was a treat to find!
Below are a few close ups...
Here is one green/gold Ojos center
and
Here is the red/white Ojos
and below the 2nd green/gold with
the VERT LAST of that
lovely gold fabric print!
I am happy with how it came out.
:)))))
And
Here it will sit for viewing
on my Grand-mere's old wicker rocker...
in our living room...
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Next up for hand quilting is
this Green Scrappy table topper,,
:-)))
All layered up and pinned...
This one is a true "bits and bobs" leftover
crumb mini quilt....
It should be fun to hand quilt...
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I am continuing on my Afghan journey--
the stripes are mounting up
little by little....
I am still only doing one
row per day...
isn't this pink just gorgeous?
↧↧↧↧
Especially next to that lovely
deep, dark grape one>>>>
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We started out the day at 12 degrees
but it is warming up pretty
well; noonish now--and
it is 30.9 degrees
I'll take that ;))))
hugs, Julierose,
La Blageuse
(keeping-busy-euse)









Mostly doing crossword puzzling--"Collector's Crosswords"
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Your handquilting is always so textural and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the afghan, wish I knew how to crochet!
Yes that pink yarn is indeed yummy! Your Christmas pretty is a lovely finish. You've got a great head start for Christmas. I'm in love with your Grand-mere's old wicker rocker!
ReplyDeleteI love how your Christmas Ojos turned out. Using light thread has made all the difference because the texture of the stitching is just fabulous to view. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy! What a lovely idea, your Christmas OJO's are brilliant! I'm about to use some Christmas scraps to make some stockings hoping for something as lovely as this.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the afghan too!
xx
Such a pretty finish!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for sticking to the one-row-a-day on your afghan. I know, if it were me, I'd be carrying on wondering what the next row (and the next) would look like and then wonder why my hands were in full revolt.
The big stitch quilting is great for your ojos series.
ReplyDeleteHow nice it will be to pull out the "new" pieces at Christmas this year. I should take your lead and make a table runner out of those little 2" squares that I showed in early December and did nothing with. I think that will be one of my mindless sewing evenings when the regular TV shows come back on in mid February.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the first finish of the new year! You've been doing a lot! Love that pink in your afghan. I'm so glad it's getting warmer. It's been way too cold!
ReplyDeleteNice finish and cool projects as always. The rocker is gorgeous too.
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