The Cynthia England kits that Joan Brink and I did were a lot of fun to do together, and we had a “reveal” party where we took off all the papers from the front of our projects, and here are the pictures from that evening:
Before we started:
During:
And after we tore all the papers off:
The big reveal:
Joan is going to add borders to her kitty picture and make a wall hanging. I plan to make my sewing machine picture into a cover for my sewing machine.
The week between Christmas and New Years is always a very leisurely one for me. I do plan to re-evaluate all of my UFOs, and see how much smaller the list is than last January. Also, I plan to set some UFO goals. How about you?
If you would like to join the Design Wall Monday party, lovely. Link up your blog below, and show us what you are working on. It doesn’t even have to be on a design wall. Just remember to mention this blog and provide a link back to this blog post, and we are good.
Hi, Judy. You and Joan look like ya'll had so much fun with your projects and loved seeing the reveal. I plan on evaluating my projects too. I hope to get some of my UFOs completed in the new year. Thank you for hosting Design Wall Monday. I look forward to participating more. Happy quilting, Melisa
ReplyDeleteThis turned out beautiful and will be a lovely sewing machine cover. Thanks for the weekly link up. Happy New Year and happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteWow, so many tiny little pieces!! Great job, both of you, and beautiful mini quilts!
ReplyDeleteTaking off all those papers had to be a job! But doing it together was a great idea to make sure you didn't stall on that step. Looking forward to seeing what your quilting plans are for 2021. I've got my 2021 UFO list pulled together, but not posted yet.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Those are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt was worth holding your breath until the paper came off! Awesome finishes!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, what stunning pieces!! Great job on both.
ReplyDeleteWonderful finishes. You both did fantastic jobs. I haven’t put much thought to establishing year long goals. I may need to update my ufo list as I’ve got more to put on it I’m sure. And, then there is the list of tops awaiting finishing. I looked at it the other day and was surprised that several tops weren’t on it either. You’ve pointed out what I need to work on over the next few weeks!
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ReplyDeleteSo fun to see the progress. I like to take off the paper pieces as I go; just leaving the corners on.
You girls did a beautiful job! Kind of like doing a jigsaw puzzle, isn't it?
Thanks so much for sharing the pictures!
Wow, those are amazing! At first I thought I was looking at a photograph! With yours covering your machine, you might not want to take it off to sew!
ReplyDeletewhat an achievement and it's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are amazing! I have a featherweight panel and thought at first you had embellished one, but then to see all that piecing! I love them both.
ReplyDeleteI admire both of you - what a beautiful job you did on both of your projects.
ReplyDeleteThose paper pieced projects are amazing! Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought the sewing machine piece was a photograph of an actual sewing machine! Picking out the paper with a friend would make that tedious chore more pleasant. Yes, this is a week to summarize and to finalize plans/goals for the new year.
ReplyDeleteI saw your finished photograph on Cynthia's FB page! Well done on the project!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pieced tops! How cute are you two in these pics, love it! Hope you have plenty of sewing time for the rest of the year, lol. I will be evaluating UFOs too, and looking back on what I actually finished this year, one of the longest years of all our lives...!! Happy New Year!!
ReplyDeleteI love the accuracy of paper piecing but tearing the papers is so boring! You've done very well!
ReplyDeleteLove your sewing machine!
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You both did a beautiful job on your paper piecing of those pictures! Wow!
ReplyDeleteThe picture kits are great - love how they both turned out and so much more fun to sew one of those with a friend! I’ve done an inventory of my UFOs and only have 12 to start the year, plus three WIPs which are still in the normal rotation. I will be participating in the APQ UFO Challenge again in hopes of keeping my list at the same size or smaller. Hope you have a good end to this year and start to the next one!
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