It is definitely not perfect, but it is a donation quilt and will still keep some kid warm. I’m just pleased that it wasn’t a special quilt or I would have been really disappointed.
The quilting has lots of imperfections, but it was the best I could do under the circumstances. Monique is playing better, but still not quite right. After more googling, we have one more thing to try, but that will wait until after Christmas.
In the meantime, I am just happy to have this one over the line. I will just be quilting donation quilts for the next little while until everything is running nicely again.
I had started this quilt at Baradine in September and it was my Chookshed Challenge project for that month. This was the final goal to be met from the ten that I chose for the challenge and I’m stoked to have ticked all the boxes in the calendar year. The only projects that weren’t completed were the Laundry Basket Quilt, but the goal was only to progress the quilt, so that was fine, and to work on any EPP. I worked on my hexies, so that was fine too.
This was my One Monthly Goal for December as well, so happy to also tick that box.
Now, I can concentrate on Christmas. There’s two days left. Plenty of time.
2 comments:
Finished is always a good feeling!
A blind man would be happy to see it and as you say, it will keep someone warm. It looks good I like the quilting design you have used. Merry Christmas.
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