Last Sunday I avoided bias by going antiquing with Dee and her family. We both loved this chair.
Saw some great quilts.
Dee held this one up for a picture.
By Monday I was avoiding bias by working on my Itty Bitty Project. By the time I finished the block on the bottom left (Flower Garden) bias was beginning to look fun!
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| Front Tuesday, I avoided bias by going to King's Island. Riding roller coasters in 100 degree heat is bound to take your mind off bias!! While there, I noticed how handy drawstring backpacks are. But, being hot, I was not longing for the synthetic variety. |
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| back Wednesday, I avoided bias by using a charm pack that I won from my LQS to make this super-cute, non-sysynthetic, drawstring backpack. |
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| inside I used solids that I won earlier this year. Since there were no notions used, this bag was free!!! I think that the charm pack was Just Wing it by Mo Mo. |
Thursday, I avoided bias by tidying up the sewing corner. This great basket organizer was a wonderful gift from a quilty friend. Thanks Shannon!!
Picked this up at Marshall's for some scrap management.
I really like that I can slide the baskets out.
I love that it slides out of the way under my ironing board.
So finally, I needed to face the bias. I think that I will likely use a gallon of starch on this quilt.
Four rows down, four rows to go. I am determined to finish this soon, bias and all!!
Blessings,
KT
Your progressing right along-looking forward to the finished piece. You do beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteYou sound like me, I am always doing the things I don't need to to avoid the things that need to get done....but..you have done alot of fun stuff!!
ReplyDeleteI am queen of avoiding things that I fear or worry I can't do right!
ReplyDeleteand it looks like I need to make a trip to Marshalls to copy your organization tip :) I love your beautiful projects :)