Thursday, February 15, 2018

Second donation quilt done

I pieced and quilted the second donation quilt and it's in the pile ready to go. I had a piece of teal flannel that was used for the back and binding.


My little cat is always looking for things to get into, I came downstairs yesterday morning and found this.

Actually thats only part of it. She had taken a ball of pearl cotton from the studio to the dining room, wrapped the chairs and then across the room and around a few more legs. Although you can't see it, that glob of thread also has the needle in it. I keep a threaded needle with each of my balls of thread and had obviously forgotten to put this one back in the covered container when I was finished using it. From now on I'll remember to put it safely away.

Weekly Leaf #7


before stitching

After stitching



Thats the last of my eco/botanical prints until the leaves grow back on the trees. Next week I'll be using one of these paper towels left over from when I was production dying and also left over from the daily stitching a few years ago.

2018 Daily Stitching days 40-46

Red dots, green french knots and some more background stitches added.



71 days of mark making, days 39-45



I'll be linking up to "Off the Wall Friday"

8 comments:

  1. Thread mess reminds me of the day Mom fell asleep with her knitting at my house. Dad & I were outside. My Siamese cat took the skein of yarn & tied her up with it. She never did like that cat!

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  2. Love the quilt and always love your wonderful stitching!

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  3. The sticks quilt came out great! Very modern looking. I’ve had a few scares with pets and pincushions as well. No matter how careful we are it can happen. I have put my pincushions in jars to be less attractive but do still stick needles in things and then forget where.

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  4. Reminds me of what my late dog, Miss Molly used to do occasionally. She would pick up my knitting, needles and all, and wander through the house. I came home to 'webs' more than once until I learned to put the knitting up where it was not so tempting. So long as kitty/puppy didn't eat any of the thread/yarn, it's just tedious to unwind.

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  5. Love the quilt so fresh and modern, and the leaf just lovely as always I love seeing your leaves. Oh goodness I have chased many a ball of thread and yarn after the cat found it.

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  6. Balls of wool, thread or string make great cat toys! I love the quilt! Your stitching looks fantastic, as usual

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  7. Love the leaf! I'm lucky in that my cat Max almost never cares about spools of thread. To be honest, I think he's a little afraid of the mess I call a studio! LOL!

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  8. Daily Stitching, days 40-46 are quite an inspiration. And, what a great looking leaf - thanks for sharing the close-up photos!

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