SWAPPERS – Please include your signature and location on white paper (or send me a photo!) to be used on a quilt label for the swap. Everyone will receive one. Thanks!
- The Sewhooked Pattern Shop is now on Etsy Free patterns are still available on Sewhooked.
- The Linus Connection, the local blanket making charity I volunteer for.
- Quilt along with us on Fandom in Stitches!
TTMT - Talk To Me Tuesday 
I jumped in here from the email notice, commented, and apparently my comment went to your email (maybe?) instead of here. Anyway…just GREAT to see your exciting work, and I am SO happy for you.
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No worries, you commented on my Sewhooked post. And thank you, I’m having a great time! 🙂
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Great job on getting so many quilts moved along and finished!
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Thanks! I am having so much fun and can’t wait to expand my skills. There’s been a lot of doodling going on!
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Wow! You’ve certainly been busy. Love all of the quilts!
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I was just looking for your email! Can you message me at sewhooked@gmail.com? And thank you, I’ve been having so much fun!
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What a great start to 2019 for your Linus donations. The quilting is great, especially on that beautiful bargello quilt. I am so impressed with your skills and hope you continue to enjoy the new quilting system.
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Ah, thank you! I am having the best time learning.
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Oh my gosh I tested that eons ago! I completely forgot about it. It was fun to do.,
I love seeing your practice on the new machine. It’s so much fun to do isn’t it? The “practice” looks really good.
I had some pretty wonky tension when I first got my machine. I always test on the side or on a scrap set up I have with each new bobbin. It takes a bit to get a feel for the tension on any given machine. Charity quilts are perfect for playing around with whatever skills you want to improve on.
I sent my jelly roll yesterday. Hopefully you have to by Thursday
Happy Crafting
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Some of the orphan blocks in my bin are a bit “vintage!”
Yeah, I felt like a complete doof when I realized the tension wasn’t right on the back of my first practice piece because it looked SO GOOD on the front. The part I ended up keeping was the least dense and interesting quilting I did on that piece, but it had the best tension! I’m just grateful that didn’t happen on a quilt top. I’ve got a drawer of scrap squares now so I can test on the side before I start. 🙂
Yay for jelly rolls! It feels a bit like Christmas again, waiting to see what everyone shares!
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I already had a sneak peek but I love getting to “walk past the quilts” and look at them in your video 🙂 Postage rates go up in a week or so, I guess I better get a move on with my jelly rolls!
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Oh, yay, I’m so glad you enjoyed that! I almost didn’t keep it in. That was me trying to decide on an angle to try to get them all and just playing as I walked back and forth!
Yay, jelly rolls! I started putting together a quilt label to share with everyone and it’s really fun so far. 😀
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The quilts look fantastic! You’re going to have such a great time with the new machine for your frame!
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