Weekend Quilting
Happy Sunday!
I spent most of the weekend finishing small projects and working on a few WIP.
I was able to finish the daffodil topper I wrote about here. I decided to use it as a cover for one of my sewing machines. I love it 🙂

daffodil topper finished
Finishing the the small curvy log cabin table topper I made to test using the 8 inch curvy log cabin trim tool was another small accomplishment. I used a leaf shaped feather embroidery design to quilt the center. After creating 4 blocks and rotating the larger logs to the center creates a “circle” . I added a two inch border so the topper measures 19 x 19.

curvy log cabin finished
I started making my Ohio Star Flag table runner a couple years ago. Happy to have another UFO finished. Finished size is 16.5 x 54. I’m gifting this to my DIL to use as part of her patriotic holiday decor!

Ohio Star Flag Runner
I finished piecing my batik hourglass quilt today. I first wrote about it here. I love love the colors! Now I have an excuse to shop for fabric — I need backing fabric!

hourglass batik quilt top – wip
When I have spare time I’ve been working on this 4 star table runner. I’m using strip piecing technique with charm squares. Not sure if I like it or not but plan to finish it.

patriotic 4 star wip
Until next time – happy quilting!
Wow! All your projects look wonderful. Such a pretty variety of fabrics and styles. You are inspiring me to get set goals to finish a few UFOs I have been wanting to complete 😊
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Thanks Abbie — I’ve learned so much from you and other bloggers ; I’m trying to finish the projects that are worth finishing 🙂 so I can start more! I so appreciate your kind words.
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You are so nice 😊 Blogging really opened a whole new quilting world to me. I’m happy to be following yours!
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A lot of lovely progress. I do like the patriotic table runner. I like thinking about what it looks like as a quilt, too, with rows coming together. =)
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Thank you! As a quilt it forms the spider web block — kinda cool!
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Great idea for the sewing machine cover! I think your Ohio Star table runner is, well…a star! Maybe it’s because I live in Ohio….
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Thanks Cindy! I created the runner around the Ohio Star blocks — I was learning to work with quarter square triangles.
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I have used quarter square triangles a few times, yours look great!
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Hi Karla,
Holy moly – you had a super duper productive weekend! I love, love, LOVE the sewing machine cover idea!!! I was just saying yesterday that one of our machines need a cover – desperately, I think. I absolutely see the circle in the log cabins – very cool, and I adore the DIL’s table runner. If she doesn’t like it, ship it my way! LOL! Yes, shopping IS required – you need backing to finish that project, right?! ~smile~ Roseanne
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Rainy days make for wonderful sewing! Seeing what you and other bloggers are creating motivates me to hurry up and finish the old so I can start on new projects. My LQS has a great selection of fabrics at a reasonable price — I plan to visit there weekly 🙂
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Oh my goodness Karla! I would have loved to watch you stitching this weekend! What a lovely bunch of sewing you have completed! I especially like your sewing machine cover and the Stars and Stripes mini quilt. Great great job!❤️❤️
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Thank you — rainy days make for great sewing! Also hubby watched golf so I was free to do my thing!
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You are a woman after my own heart with multiple projects underway each week! The patriotic table runners are my favorites.
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Thanks Aby! Whenever it rains I am very productive! Also hubby wanted to watch golf which allows me time to sew.
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