Anyway, my flu ebbs and flows with the clean and dirty air. Finally lost my voice totally on Wednesday and took most of the week off work.
But when I feel well enough, I’ve been stitching. As you may remember, the top of Tea Time was finished. I’ve now added the sashing, backing, a bit of quilting, a beaded bottom edging, a pleated rod pocket, and a label. IT IS DONE!
Tea Time - Finished!
Upper Right, when resurrected from UFO pile
Upper Right, complete
Upper Left, when resurrected from UFO pile
Upper Left, complete
After most of the piecing fixes were done
Complete top before finish work
I also have an old wool quilt top (see post here) from my UFO pile that I’ve donated to CQI for auction. In this case, the proceeds will go to the scholarship fund of the ICQA (International Crazy Quilters Association). And that, I believe, knocks off two of my UFO’s for 2011! One more to go, but then I have 11 1/2 months left, LOL.
I’ll have more stitching to show you in a day or two. Take care!
Lovely finish! Hope it does well in the auction.
ReplyDeleteThat is truly gorgeous! How good of you to donate all that work for breast cancer research. My mom's a survivor, so thank you very much! Karla
ReplyDeleteOh Cathy, it is absolutely sensational!! It leaves my Teacup CQ block looking utterly unfinished! I just wish I would be able to bid for it on eBay, but I've sworn off eBay since I went on a pension, because we just don't have enough money for me to splurge as I wish any more. Blessings on you for donating the funds you raise to charity.
ReplyDeleteOne of our Aussie bloggers is auctioning some of her own quilted projects to raise funds for the victims of the terrible floods here in Queensland, and I've put a bid in for the quilt, knowing that I will be outbid for sure, but at least I was able to participate.
Hello Cathy, I absolutely love your Tea Time patchwork quilt. All the crochet, silk ribbon, and vintage doilies are stunning on it. your beading is fantastic too. You inspire to get back to stitching. Hugs Judy
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