You can see a little more of the slow progress of these quilts here, here and here. But then if I were to be a little more unrealistic, I could add this one to the stack:
All of these quilts are ready to have borders added & then the dreaded quilting task looms. It is the quilting that always brings me to a standstill. Hopefully Peg's challenge (& public blog exposure!) will be enough motivation to get me over the hurdle!
Good luck with your challenge you are a better woman than me.
ReplyDeleteHugs Mary.
Hmmm, love to do that but just not sure it is humanly possible! Tarcey
ReplyDeleteGreat challenge - think I have some that need to be finished up!! Love what you have there.
ReplyDeleteSome gorgeous quilts there, can't wait to see them finished. Good luck with the challenge!!
ReplyDeleteYour choice of fabrics in the photos is right up my alley. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with that.
ReplyDeleteI think that public blog exposure is what gets you going.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Ros, financially and realisticly I am only committing to two as well. Lets hope all this news will KEEP me motivated.....(It is tax time in between all this - I hope Peg remembers that?)
ReplyDeleteGood Luck with the challenge....your Quilt tops look lovely...looking forward to seeing them when done.
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maree
On My verandah.
Your quilt tops are lovely, good luck in finishing them for the challenge.
ReplyDeletegood luck!
ReplyDeleteSo beautyful! I love the colors!
I also have two small quilts to be finished - yes, it´s the quilting - i´m not able to start the quilting...:-(
but maybe your post will help me getting started?...*hope*
Nora
Those quilts are absolutely wonderful...so good luck...I definetly would like to see some more of them!! ;D
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your challenge quilts. They are all gorgeous. I tend to falter at the quilting stage too.
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