This quilt has been kicking around for far too long but the end is finally in sight. I am rounding the last corner of the outer border and I see the light! I have the binding cut out and ready to apply as soon as I finish the handquilting. It dates back to 1996!
I started knitting a scarf for my nephew, the youngest son of my Quilty Sister. He is in his second year of engineering at University of Calgary. The colours I chose are the school colours of UofC. The yarn is Regal by Briggs and Little., Canada's oldest woolen mill located in New Brunswick. I am just making up the pattern as I go along.doing a k2p2 all the way. He wanted his scarf skinny. I will give it to him for Christmas as the whole gang from Calgary will be in Nova Scotia to celebrate. First time in 15 years that all my siblings and their children will be together for Christmas.
I am linking up to the Needle and Thread Network for Work in Progress Wednesday. Stop by and check out all the Canadian quilty goodness
Any young person would love that scarf! It has a great classic look.
ReplyDeleteWOW that will be exciting for everyone to be together! The handquilting is beautiful by the way : )
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to the Needle and Thread Network! I do blog hop but my hands go numb from typing to much, so I don't always leave a comment.
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Monika in Saskatoon
I really like how your corner went togeather. I hate trying to get them to work out. Very nice job. I am from Hopewell Cape NB
ReplyDeletelove the quilting Linda....that rope pattern is great
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the whole quilt-the hand stitching looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteWow! 1996! Love the quilting and your perseverance!
ReplyDeletethe quilt looks stunning! Would love to see the finished product!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great family Christmas.
Your quilt is looking awesome Linda and the scarf is a wonderful idea ,he will love it !!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is going to be a pretty exciting finish. Love the scarf and the hand quilting.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is going to be wonderful. I love your header picture:)
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to see the end of a project. Very nice news about Christmas. I hope one day all of my family will be together at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely, but the blog header....really awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I found your blog via The Cuddle Quilter. I'm another Nova Scotian quilt blogger. Looks like you'll be finished this quilt in no time!
ReplyDeleteLooking good!! Love your new header!
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