Head down, bum up |
Hibiscus pattern traced in yellow quilters chalk |
I'm pleased to say that the free motion quilting is not as difficult as I thought it would be. However, my shoulders are quite sore (even though I kept telling myself to relax them) so I think I will take a break tomorrow.
I also finished stitching my rainbow stitchery tonight over a couple of glasses of champers.
Maybe tomorrow will be a fabric cutting day as I need to cut the border fabrics for the stitchery, and the binding strips for the jelly roll quilt.
A very big thanks to Cheryll at Gone Stitchin' for being such a wonderful hostess for us again this month. You can check out what everyone else got up to for FNWF by visiting her blog here.
Enjoy your weekend.
Cheers,
Tracy
12 comments:
That's seriously impressive FMQ!
Good quilting progress. I found raising the height of my chair helped relax the tension on my shoulders. Being higher meant I didn't raise my shoulders to keep my arms/elbows at a 90 degree angle while quilting
Wow! I admire you clever FMQ girls. Very cute stitchery xx
What a wonderful project to work on at FNwF. I love your quilting!
Thanks for joining in...xox
WOW that's some serious FMQ happening there, well done!! :) Barb.
You've done a great job with your FMQ. I still haven't tried doing that yet. I love your stitchery too.
What a wonderful job with the quilting you need a massage after that marathon.
Tracy you know I love anything hibiscus-ish! Gorgeous work!!
Congrats to your daughter on her book - I'm sure wonderful things are in her future...
I've popped over from FNwF. Good for you giving FMQ a go. Your stitchery looks really sweet.
The FMQ looks pretty good from here Tracy! I can't do FMQ for that long. As you found the shoulders ache.
Love the photo in your banner. Such a peaceful, tranquil scene.
Hello Tracy,
Wow, that is a lot of sewing time. Love the stitchery you are working on.
Happy days.
Bev.
Well done with all that quilting and I love the little rainbow stitchery. Champers too! xx
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