* update -totally finished
There are 63 swirl blocks that I started
in 2007 so this is a long time UFO. I
started out trying to quilt the floral pattern and did a good job. Here is a close-up of the quilting on one swirl block.
Then I
got tired and frustrated with trying to figure out how to move around in the
block (about 30 different ways) to end up where I wanted in order to move to the next without breaking
thread so did not do a pleasing job. I
am excited that it is trimmed and ready for binding.
When I had to take a break from quilting, I
pulled out a few more UFOs to work on. About 2012 I took a workshop from Deb
Karasik and only paper-pieced one wedge.
Now I at least have 4 done.
I chose a different color palette but hope one day it will get finished. Her pattern is called “Inner Light”.
I don’t need another project to work on but
adopted a UFO from a guild member. This
week I also pieced 4 quarter units and cut more units and made some
progress on this project.
Both
of these are tedious paper-piecing projects so I can only do a little at a time
before I need a change.
Your 4 patch swirl looks great. The thing to remember on quilts that are busy prints.....no one ever notices the quilting. Don't stress yourself over it. Keep it simple and move on.
ReplyDeleteWow you have tough pp to work on. Short time limits is the only way to get thru these:)
We all have quilts where finished is better than perfect. Those are quite the enthusiastic PP projects!
ReplyDeleteI love your paper piecing projects, very pretty!
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