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Sunday, July 07, 2024

Slow Sunday Stitching


Welcome to the first hand stitching party in July!
Pick up your favourite stitching project and join us today for some fun and relaxation!

I posted a video on my Youtube channel of all the projects I stitched on in the month of June. Life goes by so fast sometimes and I enjoy the process of reviewing the accomplishments of the month. You can see the video below...




To start off the first week of July I finished the binding on this comfort quilt (52" x 60"). It is made from a cacophony of scraps and is very cheerful. I don't know who pieced the quilt or who machine quilted it, but I put on the binding and now it is ready for the community outreach program to distribute.

I also started Melisa's mini strawberry sampler and am enjoying that so much! It is a free pattern to her blog readers - thank you Melisa! Click here to see her version and to get the pattern. I am stitching on the beet juice dyed fabric I made last month and using some fancy floss that I have collected.


This is the quilt I will be working on today. My sister pieced the attic windows quilt top and I have to pin baste, quilt and bind the quilt, and have it finished in time for my niece's baby shower next Saturday. Nothing like leaving things until the last minute!

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10 comments:

  1. Nothing like the pressure of a deadline to motivate us to finish a quilt! My secret project has a deadline too. Fun things to look at in the attic windows! Take care and thanks for hosting the Slow Stitching crew!

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  2. Your strawberry sampler is coming right along! I enjoyed working on that one - the strawberries are so cute with their quilt blocks in the middle. Good luck getting that quilt for your niece finished up this week!

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  3. Sweet strawberry stitchery! I hope you get your quilt finished in time.

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  4. Good Luck on the quilt finish! And I love all the strawberry items people have been posting. Yours is darling, btw.

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  5. Oh my, you are going to be busy with that pretty baby quilt. I like the quilt that you added the binding to. Your little strawberry stitchery is very pretty.

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  6. I like the idea of different-sized attic windows!

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  7. Such a pretty quilt for the outreach program. It will bring someone a lot of comfort. Your strawberry sampler is looking amazing. I just love your fabric. I am going to have to try dyeing mine with beets- how clever. Thank you , Kathy for adding it to your summer stitching. Have a wonderful week working on all of your fabulous projects. Hugs.

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  8. Hi Kathy, good luck getting the baby show quilt finished!

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  9. That mini strawberry sampler is so pretty, the dyed cloth works so well with the thread colors you choose. Good luck with the baby quilt!

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