Saturday, 22 September 2012

SKOW progress and FNSI

Haven't posted for a while.  Nothing much has been going on here craft-wise, and I've been suffering the guilts because of it.   For the last week or two I have been working on my SKOW quilt, just a bit here and there, making not very much progress.  So I signed up for last night's FNSI as an incentive and really got stuck in. I managed to sew on the applique pieces on quite a few blocks and have traced the wording on ready for stitching.

These are the blocks I worked on last night.



I only got part way through sewing on the best friends, my finger just couldn't take any more stabs with the needle!

I love how this project is coming along now that I am back into it.  Many thanks to Chookyblue for the encouragement along the way, and the daily countdown which has really kicked my butt into gear.

Thanks also to Heidi  and Bobbi for organising the FNSI every month.

'Til next time
Helen
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7 comments:

  1. Nicky22 September 2012 at 02:38

    Looking great Helen. FNSI is a great motivator to get 'stuff' done. As is Chookyblue's butt kicking!

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  2. Sharon - Lilabelle Lane22 September 2012 at 02:55

    FNSI is alway a great way to get motovated. Your quilt is going to be stunning in these colors. keep up the great work. hugs

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  3. Larissa22 September 2012 at 03:10

    They're great Helen!!! Well done on your FNSI achievements! This quilt is going to look fantastic in these colours!!!!

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  4. Narelle22 September 2012 at 03:39

    Looks like some great progress ... pretty fabrics!

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  5. Chookyblue......22 September 2012 at 20:52

    no need to suffer the guilt's if you haven't been sewing.........just get back into it and go go go........you SAL quilt blocks are looking great.....

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  6. Jennifer Wingard26 September 2012 at 17:06

    I love the motivation FNSI provides. :) Looks like you have a very productive evening. Great work!

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  7. FloS3 October 2012 at 12:54

    Bravo for your progress !
    Florence

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