A while ago I hung a 4'x4' design wall above my sewing table. At the time, my plan was to put a project that needed to be finished on that wall, so it would be in plain view and not forgotten. That plan worked for a few projects and then I made a couple little wall hangings and those tops looked so pretty hanging over my sewing machine that I just left them there...unfinished! This weekend I decided that it was time to finish some of those projects. First on the list was this 17"x22" tumbler wall hanging that I started last November. It does feel good to finally finish this small quilt, but now there's a big empty spot on my design wall!
13 comments:
Darling little quilt! Guess it's time to start another project so your design wall won't have a bare spot - lol!
Susan it is adorable. Where do you display your small quilts? Did you use the small Go die?
Really sweet quilt!
I do love this quilt and well...they say "out of sight,out of mind" so your idea is a good one.
Time to get another project up on the wall!!!! The Tumbler looks great.
Too cute!
I love this little quilt!!!! Perfection!
Sweet little quilt...I love it and the idea of keeping it in sight is a good one! So now you need another one to put into that same spot, and even unfinished it is fun to look at! Have a great day!
I love the colours in your tumbler quilt. Just put it back up on your design wall and it will inspire you to start another!
Susan, I love your little quilt. The thought of a special wall with little quilts on it would be lovely, have you got a spare wall somewhere at home where they can all be appreciated?
Charming! You'll enjoy it even more now! Thank you for a lovely post!
Oh my goodness, right in front of the keyboard is my "tumbler template"purchased from Missouri Star. I have had it for several months now and have done nothing with it.. Hoping someday, I will get to use it. I just might have to try it this weekend. Thank you for your perfect color scheme project to get us all inspired. I have your bookmark site starting at the "Recipe" side of your website, then I visit the "Home". I always enjoy your recipes, too! Thanks for sharing.
Sharon, W. PA
Wow you did a great job...looks wonderful. An empty space...oh the possibilities...
Smiles,
Kelly
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