Let's get up to date here at Wazoo! Yesterday, I quilted and bound all five dragonfly quilts for the Blue Ridge Guild. I'm so happy to have this out of the way. Some lucky little children will love these quilts.
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| Pretty pretty!! |
Today, we jumped in and worked hard to get quilts out the door and more commissions done. I worked on the two horse blanket throws commissioned by a customer who shows horses. Taking the decorative braids and hardware off was a singularly difficult task because the fabric of the blanket is a double knit with a brushed backing. I had done another quilt for the same customer, but with a lovely felted wool blanket. Everything went smoother, without making holes in it, and the blanket was a success. I finished one completely, and the other is on the machine and ready for quilting tomorrow. The customer wanted patriotic backings, so I chose these flag fabrics for the task.
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| Blanket number one, all done! |
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| Flag backing |
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Panto: Square Spiral
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| The second horse blanket ready for quilting |
Mr Wazoo started with this little quilt, made by the sister-in-law of the customer. The backing is soft and beautiful.
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| Pretty little baby quilt |
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| Panto: Angel Wings |
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| I wish you could reach into the screen and feel the softness of this backing. I love this! |
After lunch, Mr Wazoo quilted this lap quilt for the same customer as the baby quilt. It is also soft as a feather and drapes beautifully.I wish I had made it...
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| Love this quilt! |
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| Panto: Dazzle |
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| The back is another very soft brushed homespun. |
Tomorrow is another day, and we will be working happily to quilt for our customers. My job is a dream, and I hope I never wake up!
I vote Mr. Wazoo employee of the month; his work is beautiful! Thanks for such good care of my quilts!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! He hit another bump today and I spent hours fixing it. No E of M for September...but I still love the guy.
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