Design wall Monday

A bit of carpal tunnel surgery has slowed my piecing endeavors, sew I had a little help.
claire TT working on itclaire TT in progress
DGD#1Is making her first large quilt. We are using the turning twenty pattern that makes such a good first project. Can you tell she likes pink?

 I had to fondle a bit of fabric. I ordered a colorwash batik kit from Wanda at Exuberant Color. I had to look at her picture a lot, but it is finally in “ like-able” positions. I am amazed at the batik collection she has. She said to add from our stash, but I only could find about 4 fabrics to add. Mine is pitiful, mainly mediums. I really liked playing with this.
colorwash colorwash 1
Happy Quilting,
Becky

Comments

Dar said…
Your little helper looks like she's really enjoying herself. The turning 20 IS a great quilt to start with. Hope you are back to your regular self soon.
October 1, 2012 at 12:04 AM
Julianne said…
lovely..glad your granddaughter is all girl and loves pink
October 1, 2012 at 12:04 PM
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