Still working on autumn hearts, which I really think of as pumpkin hearts. It's a slow process since everything is done by hand but it is also enjoyable.
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October
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- improvisationally pieced yo-yo's
- more dimensional
- ready to go
- wip: wild and crazy
- much improved
- joy
- away and overwhelmed
- watching
- one of these
- Charlottesville
- beads and wiggles
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- Judy Gelzinis Donovan
- autumn celebrations
- change in shape
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- small vintage wip
- wip: to Boston
- autumn hearts wip progress
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- unexpected happy sale
- While I Was Waiting: Fall Blogger's Quilt Festival
- Fall Blogger's Quilt Festival
- time and placement
- 800 miles and autumn hearts wip
- Saturday morning rainbow
- Adrienne Rachel's cards
- hearts on my mind part four
- hearts on my mind part three
- hearts on my mind part two
- hearts on my mind part one
- early triangles
- wind and roses
- wip: mostly red
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3 comments:
I sew everything by hand too. It's a shame that everyone wants to make things as fast as possible - I think handwork is good for the soul and am afraid it's going to be lost in all the sewing machine love out there.
I agree. It has always been my choice to sew by hand and while I can appreciate that for a certain amount of utility and speed there is a function for machine sewing but for me it is just not the same. Well, I don't think it would be the same. I don't even have one and have never used one except for my grandmother's treadle.
This is so beautiful; I think I'll do something similar, perhaps for my next baby quilt or, even, a quilt for me.
Thanks for visiting Thistle Cove Farm and following; I've returned the kindness and am looking forward to keeping up with you. We're the bookends for the Commonwealth of VA, eh? -smile-
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