After digging out this quilt from my Work In Progress boxes,
I can't help thinking about how many hours of work I have already put into this quilt, all the small stitches.....
I spend a lot of my time with hand work and a quilt over my knees these days - it is a good place both to stitch, sew and to think.
Stuffing work in boxes is not a good way to "store" my used time - I need to dig out some more work in slow progress.
I will not, never ever, promise to finish all my unfinished projects,
but I can promise to honour my strength, my time and my work better :-)
Here are all the prepped hexies sorted and ready for the hand work.
I like to sort and make piles :-)
Hanne
Takk for sist!!Du er tålmodig!! Ha en fin helg!! Anne K:-)
ReplyDeleteHello Hanne! What beautiful stitching on your hexagons... I hope you get your quilt finished! :) xx
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to stitch on the hexies - they are beautiful
ReplyDeleteLovely work in progress, not on hold, deserves to be played around with.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Sylvia
love the hexagons! and I love that you promise never to finish all your WIPs !!
ReplyDeleteUtrolig imponert over hvor mye du rekker å stitche :)
ReplyDeleteGod helg!
They are really beautiful. It's wonderful that you're enjoying working on them again.
ReplyDeleteI love all those stiched hexies and you are very organised. Enjoy sewing under thst snuggly quilt and keep warm.
ReplyDeleteDu store min - dette var litt av et prosjekt! Rett og slett nydelig håndquilting som vitner om stor tålmodighet, og ikke minst en solid dose nøyaktighet :)
ReplyDeleteSer frem til bilde av ferdig produkt! Men man skal først og fremst kose seg meg sånt noe, og i hvert fall ikke stresse!
Ha ei fin uke :)
Well said!
ReplyDeleteHi Hanne, can I ask where you got/found the embroidery patters for the hexagons please? I have recently finished my Nearly Insane quilt in red and white and I have quite a lot of fabric left over. I'm thinking the hexagons would lovely in reds.....
ReplyDeleteMany thanks,
Zeynep
Zeynep - this pattern is Cornelian by Helen Stubbings / hugs'n kisses - from Australia.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your reply. Warmest wishes from Edinburgh.
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