This is going to be such a little stunner. I wish I could SITD on mine, but too many seams are pressed open. I'm still struggling with what to do on it. I'll just enjoy seeing yours get finished! : )
Ummm! Wow, girl! Having the machine in the pic as a size reference was brilliant. NOW, we all know your amazingness! A Storm-at-Sea is a challenging pattern; but add to that the fact that the pieces are TINY----BAM! Insane.
I have started the machine quilting on the Storm At Sea... 
I admire anyone who can do a Storm at Sea...that is one of the hardest quilts I have ever done or worked on. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteI'll cheer you on as I quilt the hunting club's quilt today. Let's get these finished! :)
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is so gorgeous!
Congratulations! You took the big leap forward. I love the quilt and it's going to be stunning when you are finished.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on starting the quilting! I have a small quilt all pinned and ready to quilt but am stalled on 'how' to quilt it. Beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be such a little stunner. I wish I could SITD on mine, but too many seams are pressed open. I'm still struggling with what to do on it. I'll just enjoy seeing yours get finished! : )
ReplyDeleteSuch tiny pieces! you are so talented! Have fun at Quilt Canada.
ReplyDeleteThose are tiny blocks - hats off to you! It's going to be beautiful when it is done.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea how small the blocks were until seeing them with the sewing machine. Wow what an incredible job!
ReplyDeleteLookin' good!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGrit from Germany
Ummm! Wow, girl!
ReplyDeleteHaving the machine in the pic as a size reference was brilliant.
NOW, we all know your amazingness! A Storm-at-Sea is a challenging pattern; but add to that the fact that the pieces are TINY----BAM! Insane.