This last one will be called "A Finish for Ann".
The front is made using string blocks that I sewed on telephone book pages.
You can read about the significance of this quilt top I made in May of 2010 HERE.
I used another UFO on the back. This was not pieced by me, it was pieced by my quilting buddy Ann so I thought I would make a reversible quilt with both sides being connected to my friend. For me, it is a memory quilt. Well. that's it! No more older quilt tops to finish. All in all, since Jan. 1, I have completed 14 quilts, 10 of which were my older UFOs. I am going to take a little rest from basting and quilting and binding. I still have to make labels but that will get done in the near future.
 |
| 58" x 75" |
Hope you are getting some older projects finished up too. It's a great feeling! 😊
If there was an award for most finishes in that amount of time, I’m sure you’d win it! A hugely significant goal. Fantastic stack of beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteI call that a woman on a mission. Great work!! You had a hefty goal and accomplished it spectacularly.
ReplyDeleteJob well done, Linda. You totally amaze me! This last finish is pretty awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat's to say other than wow, and congrats!! You've accomplished an awesome feat...and produced some beautiful quilts. Take a bow!!
ReplyDeleteThis has a lovely 'antique' feel about it Linda, so pretty. I am amazed at how many you have finished - fancy a working holiday in France? Congratulations and I look forward to seeing what direction you take next. xx
ReplyDeleteI'm really impressed with that stack of finishes! You were on a major roll, there. Congratulations on getting your Golden Oldies completed. Now to launch them into the world. Go forth and comfort :)
ReplyDeleteYou are my hero!! You should be proud of your accomplishment. Well done.
ReplyDeleteIncredible finishes. You will have to share with me how you spray baste. And what did you do with the bottle of dawn.
ReplyDeleteunbelievable finishes 14 beautiful quilts in 12 weeks .....
ReplyDelete